Hello please can you read the Selection 3 "Mental Disorder and Personal Responsibility" on pages 460-467 and help me answer those question? They always give me the wrong answer. Please read it carefully and help me. PLEASE 1- Which of the following statements best expresses the main idea of this selection? a-The issue of personal responsibility and mental disorder raises difficult questions for society and the criminal justice system. b- If you do the crime, you have to serve the time. c-Society needs to understand that mental illness requires treatment just like any other physical illness. d-People with mental disorders should be given treatment rather than punishment 2- According to this selection, a-psychologists agree that students who constantly go online do so to deal with the normal problems of their age group. b-psychologists disagree as to whether spending inordinate amounts of time on the Internet is an actual addiction. c-previous generations did not suffer from addictions to the same degree as today. d-eating too much chocolate is an addiction just like a drug addiction. 3- According to this selection, how often is an insanity defense used in criminal cases? a- in 90% of cases b- in less than 1% of cases c- in 14% of cases d- in more than 5% of cases 4- This selection implies that a-Andrea Yates is now mentally healthy due to the treatment that she received after her appeal. b-Andrea Yates might not have killed her children if the conditions of her marriage had been different. c-Andrea Yates should have remained in prison. d-Andrea Yates received no mental health care before she murdered her children 5- Information in this selection suggests that which person is likely to receive more sympathy? a-Andrea Yates b-a male defendant who is clinically depressed c-Jared Lee Loughner d-a female defendant who is clinically depressed 6-Why did the authors include the information about Jared Lee Loughner and Andrea Yates? a- to criticize the handling of those cases b-to illustrate the kinds of situations that complicate such cases c-to cause the reader not to feel sympathy for them d-to shock the reader with the horrible crimes that they committed 7- Andrea Yates a-refused to use birth control. b-had not received psychological evaluation or treatment before she killed her children. c-enjoyed the challenge of homeschooling her children. d- suffered a psychotic episode after the birth of her fourth child. 8-Which statement best describes the main point of the last paragraph? a-Society must protect citizens from harm. b-People with mental disorders need appropriate care. c-Everyone faces psychological problems at some time or another d-Determining the just responsibility of mentally disordered individuals while protecting society is a challenge with no single solution. 9- The selection suggests that a-charges against a person with brain damage are likely to be dismissed. b-the charge and punishment can be less severe for a person who has brain damage. c-a person with brain damage will be treated the same by the courts as a person who has a mental disorder. d-the handling of defendants with brain damage and mental disor-ders will be the same regardless of where they are tried. 10- The authors main purpose is to a-come to a conclusion about the personal responsibilities of people with mental disorders. b-present the issues surrounding the question of mental disorder and responsibility. c-make a case for reduced sentences for people with mental disorders. d- stir the emotions of the reader with specific cases. 11-The basis for psychological diagnoses is a document called the DSM True False 12- A logical conclusion is that mentally ill defendants often spend more time in a treatment facility than healthy defendants spend in prison because they are not cured and still pose a real threat to others. True False 13- The authors point of view is that people with mental disorders should be treated differently by the courts than mentally healthy people. True False 14- Jared Lee Loughners trial was delayed because he had been forced to take antipsychotic drugs. True False 15- The authors believe that students who use the Internet or other electronic media to avoid their problems have a mental disorder. True False

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