Cook, in his comparative study of illness beliefs among adult Chinese, Indian, and
Angloceltic Canadians, found that each ethnic group interpreted the causes and treatment
differently depending on
a. geographical orientation,generation, and age.
b. caste, social position, and wisdom.
c. religious affiliation, family size, and age.
d. educational level, parents' social status in the community, and geographical
orientation.
a
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The basic premise of family therapy is:
A)the entire family is viewed as the unit of treatment, even if only one of the members receives a clinical diagnosis. B)each of the family members must be diagnosed if an insurance company is to pay for the treatment. C)it is far easier to bring about change in family therapy as the therapist can side with the parents and convince the child of the need to fix his or her own problem. D)parents are usually the problem, and the therapist can only prove that point with them in the therapy room.
Most of the participants in Stanley Milgram's studies of obedience
a. had no reservations about continuing to give shocks to the learner. b. had concerns about what they were doing and offered to switch places with the learner. c. insisted that they could not continue. d. openly expressed relief that they were not the learner.