Labeling theory suggests that some behaviors that are viewed as mental illnesses may not really be illnesses.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


True

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Which area remains the most dangerous work environment in the United States?

a. farming b. metals production c. auto and truck manufacturing d. railroad work e. mining

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All of the following statements regarding race and ethnicity are true EXCEPT that

A. different countries use different classifications in their census. B. race and ethnicity remain the same regardless of which country one is in. C. race and ethnicity are social constructions. D. in some countries, physical appearance carries less social significance.

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In Kohlberg's theory, children in the _____ stage focus on personal needs to be satisfied and recognize no right and wrong

a. id b. preconventional c. postconventional d. amoral

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SAGE News Clip: Legalizing Assisted SuicideDescription: This video examines the issue of physician-assisted suicide. Judy White, a patient suffering from debilitating diabetes, has chosen to attempt to end her life through physician-assisted suicide. She attends a workshop led by Australian doctor Philip Nitschke, who helped four people commit suicide in 1996 when the practice was legal in Australia. Physician-assisted suicide is legal in Washington and Oregon; however, some protest the practice. Disability rights advocate Paul Longmore states that people should not wish to die because they are a burden to their loved ones. Instead, he suggests the health care system should support patients and their families.Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in,

scroll to page 372 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following questions:A conflict theorist might argue that the fact that some patients wish to die because they believe they are a burden to their loved one reflects ______ in the American health care system. A. deprofessionalization B. reflexivity C. inequality D. medicalization

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