The Deinstitutionalization Movement Was Based on the Philosophy That the Mentally

question 96

Multiple Choice

The deinstitutionalization movement was based on the philosophy that the mentally ill

• A)should be hospitalized if they are homeless.
• B)should be placed in private,not public,hospitals.
• C)need to be hospitalized under more humane conditions.
• D)can be better served in the community rather than in hospitals.

Understand various motivation theories and how they predict behavior in organizational settings.

Differentiate between motivator and hygiene factors according to Herzberg's two-factor theory.

Comprehend the principles of equity theory, including how perceptions of inequity can influence employee behavior.

Grasp McClelland's acquired needs theory and how it differs from other motivation theories.

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Definitions:

Primary Prevention

A type of prevention practised prior to the biological origin of the disease (for example, immunization). See also secondary prevention and tertiary prevention.

Secondary Prevention

A type of prevention practised after the disease is identified but before it has caused suffering and disability (for example, the control of blood sugar early in the course of diabetes to prevent systemic damage). See also primary prevention and tertiary prevention.

Tertiary Programs

Educational or treatment programs designed to offer specialized and advanced learning or care options, often after primary and secondary options have been exhausted.

Community Psychology

An area of psychology that focuses on understanding individuals within their social, cultural, economic, geographical, and political contexts, and on promoting community well-being.