Consider the following statements:
(A) A hospital that sends recovered patients back for care in their own community follows the idea of deinstitutionalisation.
(B) A doctor who explains a disorder through biological, psychological and social factors together uses the bio-psycho-social approach.
(C) The Age of Reason and Enlightenment was marked by faith and dogma replacing the scientific method in understanding abnormal behaviour.
(D) Reforms of asylums driven by increased compassion for sufferers belong to the Reform Movement.
How many of the above statements are correct?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
The correct answer is Option (3) → Only three
(A) A hospital that sends recovered patients back for care in their own community follows the idea of deinstitutionalisation. — Correct. <strong>Deinstitutionalisation</strong> means providing community care for recovered mentally ill people, as this hospital does.
(B) A doctor who explains a disorder through biological, psychological and social factors together uses the bio-psycho-social approach. — Correct. The <strong>bio-psycho-social approach</strong> holds that biological, psychological and social factors all shape a disorder.
(C) The Age of Reason and Enlightenment was marked by faith and dogma replacing the scientific method in understanding abnormal behaviour. — Incorrect. The direction is reversed: in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries the <strong>scientific method replaced faith and dogma</strong>.
(D) Reforms of asylums driven by increased compassion for sufferers belong to the Reform Movement. — Correct. A scientific attitude led to the <strong>Reform Movement</strong>, more compassion for sufferers and reforms of asylums.
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