Identify and discuss three common mental disorders
What will be an ideal response?
The student should indicate that the most common mental disorders can be classified into three categories. The first category is anxiety disorders. These include general anxiety disorders, panic attacks, phobias and obsessive -compulsive disorder. The second category is mood disorders. These include depression, mania, and schizophrenia. The third category is eating disorders, bulimia, and anorexia. The student should describe each of these.
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A paid economy. B reproductive work of the family. C paid economy and the reproductive work of the family. D paid economy and or reproductive work, depending on gender relations within the family.
For a therapeutic group made up of adults, the most comfortable and workable size is thought to be
a. 3-4 people b. 8-10 people c. about 15 people d. 20 or more people
Which of the following is a common misconception about hunger?
A. Shortages of food are human, not natural. B. Social institutions and human policies determine who eats and who doesn't. C. Even in the most destitute countries, nourishment is always available to those who can afford it. D. Food supplies are inadequate to feed every human being because of natural factors such as droughts.
According to Arlie Hochschild, which of the following is entailed in emotion management?
a. People experience appropriate emotions even when unaware of what those socially expected feelings are. b. People accept they cannot control the conditions that arouse feelings. c. People remember emotions and invoke them in later interactions. d. People surface act even when they do not deeply feel appropriate emotions.