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Alekssandra [29.7K]
3 years ago
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Which of the following is not one of the four concerns listed in your text to describe possible reasons for the higher prevalenc

e of psychological disorders in women? 1.Women are more likely to undergo more stress for their multiple roles. 2.Women are more likely to undergo more stress for poverty. 3.Women are more likely to undergo more stress for violence against them. 4.Women are more likely to be declined for services by insurance companies and third-party payers.
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vlada-n [284]3 years ago
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Answer:

Women are more likely to be declined for services by insurance companies and third-party payers.

Explanation:

Normally women have been described as having a higher prevalence of psychological disorders and this has been attributed to several factors. One of the factors being that because of their multiple roles, they can undergo more stress. Also women are more likely to undergo stress for poverty and for the violence against them. However, it is unlikely for women to be declined for services by insurance companies and third-party payers.

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