Henry was hospitalized with a serious mental disorder. With treatment, he returned to his previous level of functioning and was released. When a psychiatrist conducted a follow-up interview, Henry said he felt "stigma"
What is the most likely reason for Henry's feeling?
a) He was taking medication.
b) His neighbors avoided him.
c) He feared that treatment would fail.
d) He kept in touch with friends from the hospital.
b
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A) Freud and Jung. B) Skinner and Watson. C) Rogers and Maslow. D) Gall and Broca.
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