A major finding from the National Comorbidity Survey (NCS) was that
A) people who have one mental disorder are unlikely to have a second comorbid disorder.
B) over half of the people with a history of one disorder had two or more comorbid disorders.
C) those people who have three or more comorbid disorders have one or more mild and transitory
disorders.
D) as people grow older they are more likely to have multiple severe disorders.
Question 2
A detailed re-examination of the witch hunts during the Middle Ages revealed that
a) Most of the accused were not mentally ill.
b) Mental illness was more common during that time period.
c) Most witches were psychotic.
d) Many more men than women were accused, tortured and put to death.
Many people consider the British statesman Winston Churchill (1874–1965) to be an exemplar of the ...
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