To promote social justice and equality

To provide financial assistance to individuals and families

To offer medical care and treatment to the sick and injured

To conduct scientific research on social issues

Service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity, and competence

Efficiency, effectiveness, profitability, customer satisfaction, and innovation

Power, prestige, wealth, and status

Greed, selfishness, dishonesty, and corruption

Child welfare, mental health, substance abuse, aging, and disability

Business management, finance, marketing, and sales

Law, politics, and government

Engineering, medicine, and science

A system of government programs that provide financial assistance to individuals and families in need

A private insurance program that provides financial protection against unexpected events

A savings plan that helps individuals accumulate wealth for retirement

A government program that provides medical care to the elderly

Retirement benefits, survivor benefits, disability benefits, and Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

Health insurance, unemployment insurance, workers' compensation, and Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

Food stamps, housing assistance, child care assistance, and Medicaid

Tax breaks, subsidies, grants, and loans

Individuals who have worked and paid social security taxes

Individuals who are retired, disabled, or survivors of deceased workers

Individuals who have low income and resources

All of the above

The amount of social security benefits depends on a person's work history, earnings, and age

The amount of social security benefits is the same for everyone

The amount of social security benefits is based on a person's income and assets

The amount of social security benefits is determined by a lottery

At age 62

At age 65

At age 67

It depends on a person's work history and earnings

Online, by phone, or in person at a Social Security office

By mail

Through a social worker or other representative

All of the above

To help individuals apply for and receive social security benefits

To provide counseling and support to individuals who are receiving social security benefits

To advocate for changes to social security policies and programs

All of the above

The aging population

The rising cost of living

The increasing number of people with disabilities

All of the above

Raising the retirement age

Increasing social security taxes

Reducing social security benefits

All of the above

Social security will continue to provide financial assistance to individuals and families in need

Social security will be privatized

Social security will be eliminated

It is uncertain

Work and pay social security taxes for as long as possible

Save for retirement

Invest in a private pension plan

All of the above

The Social Security Administration website

The Social Security Handbook

A social worker or other representative

All of the above