______ is a social process whereby human experience is culturally defined as pathological and treatable as a medical condition.
A. Deinstitutionalization
B. Medicalization
C. Normalization
D. Mainstreaming
Answer: B
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A) Both men and women describe unequal relationships as "fair" because of the belief that men have more entitlements than women. B) Despite widely espoused egalitarian ideals, heterosexual couples tend to replicate cultured, gendered patterns of inequity. C) Neither of these statements is true. D) Both of these statements are true.
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a. when the data are drawn from independent samples b. when the data are drawn from same sample c. when the data are drawn from related samples d. when the data are drawn from different samples
The enactment of what two government healthcare programs in the 1960s significantly increased the demand for healthcare social work?
What will be an ideal response?