1. Philosophical investigation investigates ___.

1. Firmly held beliefs 
2. Common sense 
3. The laws of nature 
4. Concepts and meanings

2. According to Thomas Szasz, mental illness is ___.

1. A myth
2. A luxury we cannot afford 
3. An excuse 
4. The result of poverty 

3. In his 2009 book Thomas Szasz called anti-psychiatry ___.

1. Quackery squared
2. Wisdom redoubled 
3. Foolishness quadrupled
4. The only game in town 

4. If Simon has a mental illness then according to R.E. Kendell he must have ___.

1. A lesion in the brain 
2. A statistical abnormality 
3. A risk of reduced fertility and increased mortality
4. A biological dysfunction 

5. Boorse thinks that illness and disease ___.

1. Are myths 
2. Are the same 
3. Are both value laden 
4. Are distinct with illness a subset of disease

6. Fulford argues that Szasz and Kendell ___.

1. Agree that all illness is value-laden 
2. Disagree about the status of physical illness 
3. Agree about the status of mental illness 
4. Agree about the value-free status of physical illness

7. According to Fulford, mental and physical illness ___.

1. Are both value-free 
2. Are both obviously value-laden 
3. Are both value-laden but mental illness is more obviously so
4. Are both value-free but physical illness is more obviously so 

8. On Fulford’s analysis, Simon ___.

1. Has a mental illness because he suffers a cognitive dysfunction 
2. Does not have a mental illness as no values are in play 
3. Does not have a mental illness because he suffers no negative values 
4. Does not have a mental illness because spiritual experience is inconsistent with illness status