Question 1

In 2014, the median income for non-Hispanic Whites was ___________, ___________ for African Americans, and _____________for Latinos/as.

Accepted Answer

A)   $60, 265; $35,398; $42,491
B)   $42,491; $60, 265; $35,398
C)   $35,398; $60, 265; $42,491
D)   $60, 265; $60, 265; $60, 265 A

Question 2

Bronfenbrenner's Theory of Human Development posits that an individual's physical, emotional, and intellectual growth depends largely on the ______________ in which that individual lives and participates.

Accepted Answer

A)   Family
B)   School district
C)   Social economic status
D)   Environment D

Question 3

The Affordable Care Act of 2010 created the opportunity for states to expand ____________ to cover nearly all low-income Americans.

Accepted Answer

A)   Medicare
B)   Peach Care
C)   Obamacare
D)   Medicaid D

Question 4

At the __________, counselors work to change policy in the public arena.

Accepted Answer

A)   Meso level
B)   Macro level
C)   Racial level
D)   SES level

Question 5

Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) from ____________ comprise a relatively small proportion of immigrants to the United States; however, they are the majority ethnic group of child migrants in the world, and they are in many ways representative of the global migration trends of children.

Accepted Answer

A)   South American
B)   Central American
C)   South African
D)   North African

Exam 12: Issues of Social Justice and Advocacy

In 2014, the median income for non-Hispanic Whites was _____, _ for African Americans, and _________for Latinos/as.

Bronfenbrenner's Theory of Human Development posits that an individual's physical, emotional, and intellectual growth depends largely on the ______________ in which that individual lives and participates.

The Affordable Care Act of 2010 created the opportunity for states to expand ____________ to cover nearly all low-income Americans.

At the __________, counselors work to change policy in the public arena.

Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) from ____________ comprise a relatively small proportion of immigrants to the United States; however, they are the majority ethnic group of child migrants in the world, and they are in many ways representative of the global migration trends of children.