Labeling an Anorectic's Refusal to Eat as "Stubborn" Rather Than

question 44

Multiple Choice

Labeling an anorectic's refusal to eat as "stubborn" rather than "sick" is an example of:

• A)reframing.
• B)scapegoating.
• C)regression.
• D)shaping.

---

Definitions:

Illegal Drugs

Substances whose production, sale, or possession is prohibited by law due to their potential harm to individuals and society.

Thalidomide

A medication introduced in the late 1950s that caused birth defects when taken by pregnant women, leading to a reevaluation of drug safety protocols.

Teratogenic Effect

The adverse effects on fetal development resulting from exposure to substances that can cause birth defects or malformations.

Aspirin

A medication used to reduce pain, fever, or inflammation, also known for its role in preventing blood clots.