In on study, individuals were admitted to mental hospitals because they claimed to hear voices (which they did not). What happened after the “sick” patients started to act healthy and normal?

a) The patients were immediately released.

b) The professional staff continued to treat them as having symptoms of schizophrenia.

c) The professional staff ignored the patients because the staff knew they had been faking.

d) The professional staff did not admit them in the first place.

Professor Abel views the causes of schizophrenia as strictly biological, while Professor Worth sees the causes as completely environmental. Both are wrong. Why? A) the causes of abnormal behaviour are best described at the psychological level B) the causes of abnormal behaviour are best described in terms of psychodynamic principles C) interaction must be considered—both levels are likely involved and each influence the other D) there are no known explanations for schizophrenia. E) B & D are correct

3. Professor Abel views the causes of schizophrenia as strictly biological, while Professor Worth sees the causes as completely environmental. Both are wrong. Why? A) the causes of abnormal behaviour are best described at the psychological level B) the causes of abnormal behaviour are best described in terms of psychodynamic principles C) interaction must be considered—both levels are likely involved and each influence the other D) there are no known explanations for schizophrenia. E) B & D are correct

Describe Stereotypes and Primary and Recency Effects and analyse its importance to professional relationships. When analysing make sure you consider, how each type could contribute to interactions between different individuals in professional relationships, possible issues that could arise, how research has demonstrated the influence of stereotypes and primary and recency effects. Analysis should consider how it applies to professional relationships, research studies by psychologists and an evaluation of the benefits and drawbacks.