Factitious Disorders Differ from Somatic Symptom and Dissociative Disorders in That

question 51

Multiple Choice

Factitious disorders differ from somatic symptom and dissociative disorders in that the former

• A) are prevalent in childhood and early adolescence.
• B) have real physical bases and may be life-threatening.
• C) are intentionally produced to assume a sick role.
• D) remit once the patient is reassured about good health..

Recognize the importance of cooperative environments and empathetic behavior for efficiency and altruism.

Analyze the influence of status cues and stereotypes on social perception and interaction.

Understand the application of sociological theories to real-life situations, including dramaturgy and ethnomethodology.

Differentiate between verbal and nonverbal messages in social interactions.

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Definitions:

Sociological Sense

The perspective or method of understanding human behavior and society based on sociological theories, concepts, and empirical evidence.

Secondary Groups

Groups formed around some common interest or objective, characterized by less personal connections and bonds than in primary groups.

Sociologists

Scholars or scientists who study the development, structure, and functioning of human society.

Group

A collection of individuals who interact and communicate, share goals and norms, and who have a subjective awareness as “we.”