In a Total Institution, as Detailed in Erving Goffman's Ethnographic

question 2

Multiple Choice

In a total institution, as detailed in Erving Goffman's ethnographic account of a mental hospital in Washington, D.C., humans have very limited:

• A) privacy and must adapt to the fact that their private spheres are limited
• B) exposure to intimate sexual relationships and must explore these relationships publicly
• C) interaction with their peers
• D) time in public and must learn to create rich private lives

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Definitions:

Work Inputs

The effort, time, and resources invested by employees in their work tasks.

Leaving the Situation

A conflict management or stress coping strategy involving physical or psychological withdrawal from a problematic scenario.

Performance

A measure of the efficiency and effectiveness of actions.

Equity Theory

A concept in social psychology that proposes individuals assess their own input and outcome ratios in relationships or situations to determine fairness.