Bottom of the social ladder

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January 15, 2013

Introduction to applied behavior science

Meaganmarksbury

I. Living conditions

A. Home

B. Yard

C. Isolation

Ii. Family

A. ChiLDRen

B. Income

C. Challenges

Iii. School

A. Social

B. Activities

C. College

Iv. Childhood

A. Family

B. Income

C. Education

V. Strengths

A. Attitude

B. Family

C. Willingness

Vi. Weaknesses

A. Challenges

B. Family

C. Resources

Vii. Stressors

A. Income

B. Family

C. Social function

Viii. Intervention

A. Education

B. Self help group

C. Empowerment

Even though it is believed that the poor will always be poor, those on the bottom of the social ladder can rise. "for most americans, the word "poverty" suggests near destitution: an inability to provide nutritious...