William Tuke, a contemporary of Philippe Pinel, proposed that patients live, work, and relax in a compassionate and religious environment. This philosophy was the foundation for
A) community treatment.
B) moral treatment.
C) voluntary commitment.
D) individual treatment.
B
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a. ?maintain a better diet b. ?keep up with her studies c. ?approach it with careful planning d. ?start a buddy system
There is little evidence of long-term benefits of drug therapy for insomnia after the use
of the drugs ceases. Indicate whether the statement is true or false
If Jennifer and Josh are in love, which of the following would they NOT be likely to experience?
a. strong feelings of well-being b. decreased energy c. difficulty concentrating d. physical sensations such as "butterflies in the stomach"
Fromm used the term "necrophilia" to refer to
A. a sexual perversion involving contact with feces. B. a sexual perversion involving contact with a corpse. C. any attraction to death. D. an irrational desire to die. E. a sexual perversion involving contact with animals.