The Type of Treatment That Paved the Way for the Modern

question 111

Multiple Choice

The type of treatment that paved the way for the modern approach to mental disorders was known as

• A) the mental hygiene movement.
• B) institutionalization in asylums.
• C) supernatural treatment.
• D) moral treatment.

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Definitions:

Active Faults

Faults that have moved recently (in geological terms) and are likely to experience future earthquakes.

Scarp

1. A linear or curved scar left behind by a landslide on a hillslope, marking where the landslide pulled away from the rest of the hill. 2. A break or step in the land surface formed by movement along a fault (fault scarp).

Linear Ridge

A long, narrow elevation of land, often formed by tectonic processes or the hardening of lava flows.

Short-Term Prediction

The process of forecasting an event, such as an earthquake or volcanic eruption, within a relatively brief time period before it occurs.