Distress can be understood as:
a. objective measures of problems.
b. subjective experience of pain, anger, anxiety, or depression.
c. subjective experience of pain, suffering, worry, concern, or danger.
d. objective observations of others' pain, suffering, worry, or concern.
C
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a. mainstreaming b. effectiveness c. normalization d. deinstitutionalization
The common factors that define a social problem as being a "real" problem that must be addressed are
heavily influenced by: a) The number of people experiencing the problem. b) The accuteness of the problem. c) The values and ideologies of the target population d) The ideologies and values of those in power, and in a position to do something about the problem.
The health care system is
a. reflective of the political values and the dominant religious frameworks b. reflective of the educational values and the dominant economic arrangements c. reflective of the cultural values and the dominant economic arrangements d. reflective of the international values based on the human rights framework