Dr. Davenport, a psychiatrist, is in the process of diagnosing Kelly's psychological disorder. He asks Kelly a series of questions regarding her symptoms. Kelly reveals that she often experiences overwhelming fear all of a sudden which is accompanied by pains in the chest and a feeling of helplessness. During these instances, she finds it difficult to breathe, has severe palpitations, and feels like she's going to die of cardiac arrest. In the context of psychological disorders, Dr. Davenport is most likely to diagnose Kelly with

If someone wanted to advocate for reducing negative stereotypes against people who seek treatment for mental illness, what would be an effective strategy?

a. Work to educate the public about the nature of mental illness b. Raise money so that therapy could be available to all c. Ensure that discussion of mental illness remains private d. Make generic prescription drugs available to all

In 2001, deinstitutionalization was extended to persons living in facilities for the mentally retarded. This movement was necessary because

A) the facilities were outdated and overcrowded. B) medical treatment was not viewed as effective. C) their confinement was perceived to be a form of discrimination. D) group homes were less costly.