The purpose of mental hospitals in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries was focused on __________
a. curing the patient
b. converting the patient to a particular religious ideology
c. using the labor of the patient in factory work during the industrial revolution
d. protecting society from the patient
d
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
According to Ribenstein et al. (2016 ), having interpersonal, community, physical, and psychological well-being is associated with individuals who _____
A) have a high income B) are unmarried C) are a blue-collar professional D) have a nomadic lifestyle
Despite the opinion of demographers, population dynamics:
a. are not a driver of social change; they are explained by the things that impel social change, such as new technology and actions by the state b. make little difference in how people in a society live c. are not affected by birth and death rates d. are fueled by political ideology and religious zealotry
Which of the following statements best describes how bereavement is an opportunity for growth?
A. The survivor expected the death. B. Energy that was bound to the past is freed up. C. Stories and concerns can be shared. D. The survivor has a positive model of the world.