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The dual perspective model
 
  A. Suggests that people develop two forms of self-image: personal
  image and social image
  B. Suggests that people develop a tough but healthy social image
  of self because of discriminatory and prejudicial acts they
  experience from social institutions
  C. Refers to cultural dissonance and institutional racism
  D. Refers to developing a dual self identity based on ethnic roots
  and American socialization

Question 2

The federal government
 
  A. Assumes financial responsibility only for people over the age of
  65 years and people with disabilities
  B. Assumes responsibility to insure virtually all American workers
  and their families against the loss of income from retirement and
  disability.
  C. Is not expected or required to have a responsibility for the
  general welfare of people
  D. Assumes financial responsibility for all American-born children
  under the age five years.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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