According to Rosenhan, mental patients lose their humanity in mental hospitals
a. true
b. false
a
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Davis's study of U.S. occupations and social mobility revealed that there is _________
a. little or no connection between a father's occupation and his son's b. little or no upward mobility between generations c. little or no downward mobility between generations d. a great deal of mobility across generations e. considerable mobility for sons but not for daughters
"Sandwich generation" refers to the adult children of the elderly who simultaneously provide for their own dependent children
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Which of the following is true regarding hospice care?
a. Hospice practitioners feel that any amount of medication should be given to a patient to remove pain, even if this means sedating him or her. b. The hospice movement proclaims that only humans who are ambulatory, free of pain, and a minimal burden on friends and family have an inherent right to live a full and complete life up to the moment of death. c. The hospice approach to care for terminally ill patients is specially designed to deal with anxiety related to the process of dying. d. None of the above.
According to Kingsley Davis and Wilbert Moore, high-rank positions in society _____.
a. are more important to the survival of society than lower rank ones b. require the lease amount of ability and talent c. provide lesser rewards than lower rank positions d. are more pleasant to occupy than lower rank positions