Rachel works for a social service agency that helps at-risk families. Her agency's focus is the role each family member plays and on each relationship with the family.
The agency looks at parent-child, parent-parent, and child-child relationships and the rules involved in those relationships. Which theory does Rachel's agency follow? a) Family systems theory
b) Developmental theory
c) Symbolic interaction theory
d) Social exchange theory
Question 2
Supplementing the incomes of poor families to reduce poverty is an example of
a) vertical equity.
b) horizontal equity.
c) labor force equity.
d) social equity.
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