__________ is usually the key to a patient gaining release from a mental hospital
a. Having served the length of one's sentence there
b. Showing the staff that you are "cured" by correcting their interpretation of your condition
c. Showing that you can "make it outside" by being strong enough to act rebellious or self-assertive in contact with the staff
d. Accepting or appearing to accept the official interpretation the staff gives to the patient's hospital stay and prehospital life
e. Passing all of the diagnostic tests that show the patient is well
d
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In _______________, doctors may perform euthanasia under certain circumstances and after the patient's request
A. Spain B. the Netherlands C. the Bahamas D. Ohio
According to the social reality of crime theory, definitions of crime are applied by
a. authorities, who are fair to all, and only target conduct deemed criminal in nature. b. the class that has the power to shape the enforcement and administration of criminal law. c. the police and courts in response to the realities of crime. d. the administrative apparatus of the criminal justice system as an agent of the state.
In the early nineteenth century, pregnant women were discouraged from dancing for fear of harming the unborn child, much as they are discouraged, with more valid reason, from smoking or drinking alcohol today. This is an example of the _________________.
a. cultural meaning of illness b. social construction of illness c. social construction of medical knowledge d. cultural meaning of health
People who work but are still below the poverty line are the __________ poor
A) working B) near C) new D) old