Multiple Choice
The 1976 Tarasoff decision concerns:
A) involuntary commitment.
B) definitions of legal insanity.
C) therapist's duty to take reasonable steps to warn patients of lethal threats.
D) definitions of psychiatric competence and incompetence.
E) minimally decent living conditions in psychiatric hospitals.
Correct Answer:
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Q2: The Rosenhan study is famous for showing:<br>A)
Q3: Thomas Szasz holds that, to be real,
Q4: Mayor Koch supposedly wanted to commit Joyce
Q5: According to the O'Connor vs. Donaldson decision,
Q6: Joyce Brown's ultimate medical problem was:<br>A) schizophrenia<br>B)
Q7: In the Alabama legal decision of Wyatt
Q9: Deinstitutionalization failed to work because of:<br>A) NIMBY<br>B)
Q10: The chapter on Joyce Brown suggests that,