What was a major impetus for the support of deinstitutionalization?
a. The finding that psychosurgical procedures like prefrontal lobotomy could return people to sanity
b. The cases of Rennie v. Klein (1978) and Rogers v. Okin (1979)
c. The passing of the "Guidelines on Institutional Care" by the American Psychological Association
d. The notion that many mental hospitals were primarily "warehouses" that provided little benefit to patients
D
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a. the sides of his head b. the front of his head c. the back of his head d. the top of his head
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a. obsessive-compulsive disorder b. schizophrenia c. depression d. antisocial personality disorder
Why would twin studies not contribute much to our understanding of the roles of genetics and the environment in the development of sex differences?
A. Fraternal twins don't differ in their genetic makeup, ruling out a role for biology. B. Identical twins are always the same sex, and they are subject to hormonal influences prenatally. C. Identical twins would need to be compared to fraternal twins within the same family. D. Not enough identical twins are put up for adoption worldwide.
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.