______ Defines People as "Objects" Who Are Unable to Take

question 13

Multiple Choice

______ defines people as "objects" who are unable to take responsibility for their own liberation.

• A) Assistentialism
• B) Culture of silence
• C) Massification
• D) Objectification

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Definitions:

Phrenologists

Pseudoscientific practitioners who believed that the shape and size of the cranium could predict personality traits, character, and mental abilities.

Medieval Doctors

Healthcare practitioners in the Middle Ages who often relied on a mixture of religious beliefs, superstition, and early medical practices to treat patients.

Penologists

Specialists in the study of penology, which focuses on the various aspects of the penal system, including the management of prisons and the rehabilitation of offenders.

Human-Environmental Factors

Refer to the interplay between human activities and the natural environment, including how human behavior impacts the environment and vice versa.