1. Social causation theories assume that ___.

1. Mental disorder is socially constructed
2. Psychiatrists are efficient at diagnosing mental disorder
3. Mental disorder is real
4. We always know what causes mental disorder

2. For Goffman, people are turned into patients by ___.

1. Degradation rituals
2. Interaction with other patients
3. The scrutiny of psychiatrists
4. Over protective parents

3. For social realists, what is it that is socially constructed?

1. Everything
2. Reality
3. Psychological deviance
4. Our understanding of reality

4. For as long as there has been organised psychiatric institutions there has been ___.

1. Consistent abuse of power
2. Consistent provision of compassionate care
3. Resistance to psychiatric power
4. A natural emergence of occupational hierarchy

5. Peter Sedgwick’s ideas are most accurately described as ___.

1. Economic determinism
2. Classical Marxism
3. Anarchist
4. Proto-critical realist

6. New social movements are characterised by ___.

1. Rigid hierarchies
2. Bureaucratic systems
3. Identity politics
4. Class politics

7. Judgements about health or illness are ultimately ___.

1. Value judgements
2. Independent of social norms
3. Objective
4. Best left to medical practitioners with relevant expertise