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REVIEW FOR 2ND HOURLY 50 MULTIPLE CHOICE - EACH 2 POINTS

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REVIEW FOR 2ND HOURLY 50 MULTIPLE CHOICE - EACH 2 POINTS LECTURES AND READINGS WORTH 1/3 OF GRADE NOT CUMULATIVE

READINGS BOOK CHAPTERS GENERAL ASPECTS NOT SPECIFIC DETAILS

SOCIAL THEORY HISTORY DURKHEIM WWII – MILITARY PSYCHIATRY STRESS - SELYE *HOLMES AND RAHE (SRRS) - ASPECTS AND CRITICISMS

SOCIAL THEORY THOITS - SRRS AND THEORIES *PEARLIN GENERAL STRUCTURAL PROCESSES DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF STRESS PROCESS

SOCIAL THEORY TURNER - INFORMAL SOCIAL SUPPORT AND COPING WHEATON - TYPES OF STRESSORS TREATMENT, STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES

SOCIAL CLASS EATON CHAPTER AND LECTURE SOCIAL CAUSATION AND SELECTION *FARIS AND DUNHAM STUDIES STUDIES OF INCOME AND MENTAL ILLNESS LENNON CHAPTER – HOW JOBS RELATED TO MENTAL HEALTH

ETHNICITY RATES IN DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUPS (WILLIAMS CHAPTER) EFFECT ON SHAPING SYMPTOMS – WESTERN AND NON-WESTERN

ETHNICITY EFFECT ON SOCIAL SUPPORT – LA STUDY EFFECT ON TREATMENT - ENTERING, STAYING TAKEUCHI CHAPTER – IMPACT OF ETHNICITY ON MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES

GENDER *GENDER AS SOCIAL ROLE AND ROLE EXPECTATIONS TYPES OF ROLES RELATED TO DISTRESS – WORK, MARITAL GENDER AND TYPES OF MENTAL ILLNESSES

MARRIAGE REASONS WHY MARRIAGE IS GOOD (TRADITIONAL) REASONS WHY BENEFITS MIGHT BE DATED OR GENDER-BIASED

RUTGERS HHDP STUDIES FINDINGS ON MARRIAGE AND MENTAL HEALTH WHAT THEORY SUPPORTED MEN AND WOMEN SEPARATION AND DIVORCE – HOW HARMFUL? SEX SPECIFIC? IMPACT OF PARENTAL DIVORCE

SOCIAL RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP OF M.I. AND TREATMENT LINK AND PHELAN; PESCOSOLIDO AND BOYER STAGES OF RECOGNITION *SOCIAL CLASS AND INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE OF TREATED PSYCHOSES AND NEUROSES

SOCIAL RESPONSE RELATIONSHIP OF GENDER TO OUTPATIENT AND INPATIENT TREATMENT SOCIAL PREDICTORS OF WHO ENTERS TREATMENT