Question

ANSWER QUICK WILL GIVE BRANLIESTWhich of the following was not a factor involved in the study conducted by psychologist David Rosenhan?
Eight individuals reported hearing voices that repeated several specific words.
The pseudopatients were treated and released from the hospital without a diagnosis.
All pseudopatients behaved normally and gave truthful answers regarding family history.
Hospital staff did not distinguish healthy individuals from those who had a mental illness.

Answer 1

Answer:

B. The pseudopatients were treated and released from the hospital without a diagnosis.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

The answer is true because fifty-eight consecutive suicides between 15 and 29 years of age occurring in Göteborg, Sweden, were assessed in accordance with DSM-III Axis V (highest level of adaptive functioning in the past year). The levels of adaptive functioning were compared to principal Axes I and II disorders. Subjects with a borderline personality or schizophrenic disorder as the principal disorder tended to have poor to very poor adaptive functioning and were frequently associated with substance abuse (19 of 24 subjects). Subjects with adjustment disorder or major depressive disorder as the principal disorder generally had very good to fair adaptive functioning. Clinicians are reminded that apparently higher functioning as defined by DSM-III Axis V is no insurance against suicide.