How did the New Deal programs address the psychological needs of Americans? a. The length of an 8-hour work day was made mandatory by the federal government. b. Medical insurance became mandatory, incorporate available psychological aid. c. It provided them benefits they worked for, which gave them a sense of accomplishment and worth. d. Many social programs were aimed at providing entertainment to the American public.

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Darren Werner

31 January, 07:14

How did the New Deal programs address the psychological needs of Americans? a. The length of an 8-hour work day was made mandatory by the federal government. b. Medical insurance became mandatory, incorporate available psychological aid. c. It provided them benefits they worked for, which gave them a sense of accomplishment and worth. d. Many social programs were aimed at providing entertainment to the American public.

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Gael Kelley · Answer 1

It gave people more success once they began earning money with their jobs. This made them much happier now that money was not as much of an issue as before when the stock market first crashed.

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Lisa Montgomery 31 January, 10:26

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c. it provided them benefits