1. Learning from comparisons is most challenging for ____.

   	a.	preferences
   	b.	politics
   	c.	cause and effect
   	d.	possibilities

2 points

QUESTION 26

1. In response to the Elixir Sulfanilamide tragedy, the FDA ____.

   	a.	imposed a fine against Massengill for mislabeling the product as an elixir, as it contained no alcohol
   	b.	brought a civil action imposing substantial civil penalties against Massengill
   	c.	relied on private whistleblowers to file suit against Massengill
   	d.	sought initiation of a criminal proceeding against the head of Massengill

2 points

QUESTION 27

1. State policymakers anticipate the reactions of employers, which limits the menu of viable options to programs that business would potentially support (or at least not oppose), in order to ____.

   	a.	prevent employers from affecting health policy
   	b.	avoid employers exiting the state
   	c.	rein in employers' lobbying efforts
   	d.	avoid employers' structural power

2 points

QUESTION 28

1. What do the authors believe will best serve children's needs?

   	a.	the Children's Health Insurance Program
   	b.	a system of universal health coverage
   	c.	the legislative process and its checks and balances
   	d.	the Affordable Care Act

2 points

QUESTION 29

1. The Conservative Party under Margaret Thatcher coasted to election victory in 1979 in connection with a backdrop of ____.

   	a.	the Vietnam War
   	b.	economic stagnation with high inflation
   	c.	plummeting oil costs
   	d.	the Watergate scandal

2 points

QUESTION 30

1. School-based health centers ____.

   	a.	tend to be sites of agreement and cordiality in the community
   	b.	have expanded with the backing of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and state health departments
   	c.	are disfavored in the Affordable Care Act
   	d.	are still quite rare in most states

2 points

QUESTION 31

1. Which statement best describes the 1950s?

   	a.	There was a tremendous increase in fertility yet American couples were using birth control.
   	b.	There was a tremendous increase in fertility due to the lack of use of birth control by American couples.
   	c.	Fertility gradually declined as the War on Poverty and civil rights movement expanded access to contraceptives to poor women.
   	d.	Fertility abruptly declined when oral contraceptive pills became legal.