A basic flaw in the deinstitutionalization movement was :

A basic flaw in the deinstitutionalization movement was
 
  A) insurance companies' reluctance to pay for outpatient treatment.
   B) a lack of follow-up care for released persons.
   C) the government's resistance to allowing schizophrenic patients to be deinstitutionalized.
   D) families' resistance to caring for mentally ill relatives.

Question 2

The case of Candace Newmaker, who died during a rebirthing therapy session, illustrates
 
  A) tragedy brought on by untrained, unlicensed therapists.
   B) the importance of conducting this form of therapy in a hospital setting.
   C) the need for comprehensive malpractice insurance coverage.
   D) the need for a physician to conduct this form of treatment.

Question 3

When faced with a potentially dangerous situation, increased ____________ nervous system activity prepares the body for rapid response by accelerating heart and respiratory rates and increasing blood pressure and muscle tension.
 
  A) autonomic
  B) sympathetic
  C) parasympathetic
  D) peripheral

Question 4

The leading known preventable cause of intellectual disability is
 
  A) lead exposure.
  B) alcohol consumption during pregnancy.
  C) malnutrition.
  D) bacterial and viral infections.

Question 5

A type of therapy that focuses on patients' recall of significant past events and how they managed distress is called
 
  A) interpersonal therapy.
  B) brief psychodynamic therapy.
  C) reminiscence therapy.
  D) cognitive behavioral therapy.