The correct answer is the first option, "Staff may lose sight of a person's individuality once a diagnostic label is assigned." In the study, the participants faked symptoms of schizophrenia at first, leading the psychiatrists to diagnose them. This doesn't show that the psychiatrists misdiagnose because they were seeing the correct symptoms. The Rosenhan study may have had ethical issues, but thats not its major importance. This study doesn't shel that patients are better at diagnosing mental disorder because that was not tested at all. Instead, the first option is the correct answer because even thought the fake patients acted normal again after being diagnosed, the staff of the mental hospitals treated them as if they were schizophrenic.
Whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it. The Declaration's fourth and final self-evident truth is that when a government destroys rather than secures its citizens' unalienable rights, those citizens have a right to revolution.
Answer:
Motivation
Explanation:
One of the four factors of learning proposed by Bandura is motivation. As demonstrated by Darla, unless a person is motivated, an individual would not learn from observed behaviour. An individual in this category would need a further level of motivation such as a reward to learn from their observation.
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In front of the Georgia General Assembly in 1971, newly elected Governor Jimmy Carter said, “the time for ... discrimination is over", fulfilling the campaign promise of promoting racial equality.
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- James Earl Carter, popularly known as Jimmy Carter, was a Democrat who first got elected as the governor of the state of Georgia in 1971.
- He was believed to be committed towards establishing racial equality in the state and was also seen taking solid steps in order to achieve the feat.
- He later served as the 39th President of the United States.
"Change form"
-The transition of one rock into another by temperatures and/or pressures unlike those in which it formed.