NHP in the SMART Recovery Program Refers to __________

question 119

Multiple Choice

NHP in the SMART Recovery program refers to __________.

• A) no hype or publicity
• B) nonhumanistic program
• C) no higher power
• D) none of the above

Know how to classify disorders using the DSM-IV, including understanding its axes.

Recognize the complexity and comorbidity of psychiatric diagnoses.

Understand the predominant views and influences on abnormal behavior in Western cultures.

Gain knowledge of the DSM-IV's role and contents in classifying psychological disorders.

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Definitions:

Judge-Made Law

Laws that have evolved from judicial decisions or case law, rather than from statutes or constitutions, thereby reflecting the judiciary's role in interpreting and applying legal principles to specific cases.

Legal Positivists

A school of thought in jurisprudence that holds the belief that the validity of a law is not related to its morality but is contingent upon its sources and recognition by the state.

Validly Enacted Laws

Laws that have been properly passed and approved by the legislative process, and are therefore legally binding.

Just Law

A legal principle or legislation that is regarded as fair, morally right, and in accordance with ethical standards.