During the first half of the twentieth century, mental hospital care would best be characterized as
a. effective.
b. humane.
c. moral.
d. punitive.
d. punitive.
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How would the Human Genome Project have been helpful in identifying the gene involved in Huntington's disease if that information had been available earlier?
A. by showing which genes cause Huntington's disease B. by providing location information for the genes on chromosome 4 C. by showing that the marker genes were not involved in Huntington's disease D. by providing the number of people in a family who would be expected to have the gene for Huntington's disease
In the context of Goldberg's key adjective markers of the Big Five, identify a scenario based on Mike et al. (2014) studies that best exemplifies an individual who would most likely score high on conscientiousness.
A. Keith has opted to pursue his career in theater. B. Simone has decided to represent her company in an upcoming event. C. Jonathon has decided to adopt an injured puppy that was found near his workplace. D. Jenifer has opted to do volunteer work post her retirement.
According to the American Psychiatric Association, substance use is defined as
A) the ingestion of legal drugs that does not result in an altered state of mind. B) low to moderate use with no functional impairment in any sphere. C) overuse of a substance that leads to either a psychological or physical addiction. D) use of stimulant drugs to achieve a state of heightened arousal (high).
The stress hormones connected with anger can constrict the blood vessels to the heart, leading to a heart attack in people who are vulnerable
Indicate whether the statement is true or false