Which of the following is an example of how the welfare women in this study did NOT fight the system?
a. They appealed or complained about their termination of benefits.
b. They accepted what was given to them and felt that any welfare help was better than none at all.
c. They went over the head of their caseworker and talked to a supervisor when their benefits were terminated.
d. They spoke their mind to caseworkers and supervisors even if they knew it was a risk that they might have their benefits terminated.
Question 2
Among those in the oppositional culture category in this study, some of these women referred to their own. To what does this refer?
a. They had a very strong, protective value system that put their family first and rationalized why welfare was a positive force in their lives.
b. They felt an affinity for others such as themselves who were on welfare and saw them as equivalent to their families.
c. They had an affinity for others on welfare who were embarrassed by this position and wanted to rid themselves of this stigma.
d. Any other person, regardless of reason, who was on welfare was referred to by these women as their own.
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