Southerners who drink

A) have the lowest alcohol consumption in the United States.
B) have higher rates of alcoholism and alcohol-related problems than those in other areas.
C) have lower rates of alcoholism than their counterparts in the Northeast and West.
D) are more likely to belong to a religious organization.

In the early twentieth century, unmarried women who had children were considered to be feebleminded or to suffer from mental problems. They were also thought more likely to give birth to children who were also feebleminded. Today, this attitude seems ridiculous. This is an example of

A) preventative medicine.
B) epidemiological change.
C) the social construction of mental illness.
D) a disease risk being amplified by social factors.