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5. Much like today, there was a debate of how to deal with gangs. Possible solutions of that time included all except   A. forced military service.   B. modifying and improving education.  C. military patrols of streets.   D. increasing government intervention.

What are enacted stigma, anticipated stigma, and internalized stigma? Briefly define them in your own words and give an example of each.

10. Critics blamed television for inducing “narcotic dysfunction.”  This was   A. the promotion and glorification of drugs on TV shows.  B. the habit of men watching TV after dinner and dozing into an unreal world.   C. the erosion of certain basic skills.  

7. Which of the reasons identifies why televisions was called a force in American society?  A. It was a major innovation that shaped the nation.   B. It was a source of information for Americans.   C. It was major progress in American ingenuity and technology.    D. All of these.  

4. Despite modern concerns of teenage gangs, the Newsweek article sheds light that   A. youth gangs are always products of poverty, broken homes and a breakdown of family values.  B. gangs and their violence have a presence predating at least as far back as the Fifties.  C. ethnic minorities are a trusted indicator of future gang members and related problems.   D. none of these.

37. Of the ____ different possible codons, ____ specify amino acids and ____ signal stop.

51. When RNA is being made, the RNA base _____ always pairs with the base _____ in DNA.

There is a surplus of culturally and linguistically diverse health care providers in the United States.

69. DNA replication results in two DNA molecules, _____.

Which of the following can health care providers expect in the future as a result of the population trends occurring in the United States?