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According to the text, what is medicalization?
According to the text, what is medicalization?
- The process by which a medical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a nonmedical problem.
- The process by which a medical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a medical problem.
- The process by which a nonmedical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a nonmedical problem.
- The process by which a nonmedical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a medical problem. (correct)
According to the text, what are the two prevailing models of disability?
According to the text, what are the two prevailing models of disability?
- Biological model and sociological model
- Psychological model and sociological model
- Biomedical model and sociological model (correct)
- Biomedical model and psychological model
According to the text, how is the biomedical model of disability characterized?
According to the text, how is the biomedical model of disability characterized?
- Individual pathology seen as something positive to be embraced.
- Individual pathology seen as something inherently negative to be fixed/treated. (correct)
- Social construct seen as something positive to be embraced.
- Social construct seen as something inherently negative to be fixed/treated.
According to the text, what is the role of medicine in creating and maintaining disability as a category?
According to the text, what is the role of medicine in creating and maintaining disability as a category?
According to the text, what is the main focus of the article by Hayes and Hannold?
According to the text, what is the main focus of the article by Hayes and Hannold?
True or false: Medicalization is a process by which a medical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a nonmedical problem.
True or false: Medicalization is a process by which a medical problem becomes defined and/or treated as a nonmedical problem.
True or false: Disability, including ADHD diagnoses, are often thought of as medical issues requiring medical intervention.
True or false: Disability, including ADHD diagnoses, are often thought of as medical issues requiring medical intervention.
True or false: The biomedical model of disability sees disability as something inherently negative to be fixed or treated.
True or false: The biomedical model of disability sees disability as something inherently negative to be fixed or treated.
True or false: The rise of capitalism and development of wage labor are rooted in the social construction of impairment and disability.
True or false: The rise of capitalism and development of wage labor are rooted in the social construction of impairment and disability.
True or false: The article by Hayes and Hannold provides a historical perspective on the demedicalization of disability.
True or false: The article by Hayes and Hannold provides a historical perspective on the demedicalization of disability.
