The problematic process that removed mental patients from hospitals and placed them in the community was known as __________
Answer:
deinstitutionalization
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A. visual. B. auditory, regardless of the gender of the speaker. C. auditory from a female speaker. D. auditory from a male speaker.
A student researcher comes to you for advice regarding ethical guidelines for her study. Describe four guidelines common in professional ethical codes you think would be important for this student to know
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statements is NOT true of the reference section?
a. The reference section contains exact titles of articles. b. Only articles cited in the text appear in the references. c. The contents of the reference section can be informative about the merit of an article. d. The reference section provides a complete bibliography on the topic of the report.
Of the following, what would researchers say would have the most impact on long-term happiness?
a. winning a multimillion lottery b. getting married c. graduating from college d. getting a phone call each week from a friend who has moved away