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Two patients, an African-American agnostic man and a Caucasian Baptist woman, are both diagnosed with schizophrenia, paranoid type. Both patients are 42 years old and live at the poverty level.
 
  The age of onset for the illness was 21 years in the male patient and 41 years in the female patient. What sociocultural factor accounts for the male patient's less favorable prognosis? a. His religious belief system
  b. Caucasian Americans are more amenable to treatment.
  c. Males living in poverty receive less social support than women living in poverty.
  d. He had an earlier onset of illness that has resulted in his longer course of illness.
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