A Mind That Found Itself Was a Highly Influential Book

question 45

Multiple Choice

A Mind That Found Itself was a highly influential book because it provided the basis for the

• A) hospitalization of patients.
• B) formation of group homes.
• C) mental hygiene movement.
• D) development of the DSM.

Understand the principles and implications of utilitarianism.

Recognize the differences between rational ethics and utilitarianism.

Identify the concept of utility thinking and its role in ethical decision-making.

Distinguish between negative rights theory and positive law.

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Definitions:

Equity Sensitivity

An individual difference in preference for equity or fairness in social exchange situations, affecting their reactions to perceived inequities.

Entitleds

Individuals who believe they deserve certain privileges or treatment irrespective of their actual achievements or contributions.

Overreward Inequity

A situation where an individual perceives they are receiving more rewards than what their efforts justify.

Underrewarded

The feeling or situation that arises when an individual perceives that their rewards or compensations do not reflect their contributions or efforts adequately.