In Contrast to the Asylums of the Early Eighteenth Century

question 149

Multiple Choice

In contrast to the asylums of the early eighteenth century, the psychosocial approach called 'moral therapy' advocated all of the following EXCEPT

• A)restraint and seclusion.
• B)normal social interaction.
• C)individual attention from the hospital staff.
• D)lectures on interesting subjects for hospitalised patients.

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Definitions:

Behavioral Approach

A perspective in leadership and psychology that emphasizes observable actions and responses, rather than internal mental states.

High-High Style

A leadership approach that is high in both task orientation and relationship orientation, balancing work requirements with support for team members.

Performance Outcomes

The results or outputs achieved from a certain activity or process, often measured against preset standards or objectives.

Behavioral Approach

A method of studying leadership or other psychological phenomena by observing and analyzing observable behaviors rather than internal processes.