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joblessjake

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When did the perception of the elderly change so that they were seen as more useless and less productive members of society?
 
  A) 1500s
  B) 1600s
  C) 1800s
  D) 1900s

Question 2

To cope with the grief of losing her husband, Mary's physician offered her a prescription for Valium. This illustrates __________.
 
  A) the medicalization of human problems
  B) amotivational syndrome
  C) fetal narcotic syndrome
  D) methadone maintenance



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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