In the early nineteenth century, the brains of Africans, Native Americans, and Asians were
a) considered to be simple and crude, resulting in lower rates of insanity.
b) considered to have a higher level of cognitive sophistication, resulting in lower rates of insanity.
c) thought to be the same as all people, so their rates of insanity were equal to "non-native" peoples.
d) not subjected to the ills of living in an industrialized society, resulting in lower rates of insanity.
Ans: a) considered to be simple and crude, resulting in lower rates of insanity.
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