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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 STRUCTURAL DIFFERENT ELEMENTS OF STRESS PROCESS

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

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

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

SOCIAL INTEGRATION 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?

CULTURE 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

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 GENDER AND TYPES OF MENTAL ILLNESSES RELATIONSHIP OF GENDER TO OUTPATIENT AND INPATIENT TREATMENT SOCIAL PREDICTORS OF WHO ENTERS TREATMENT

SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION KOTTER, GERNSBACHER MAJOR REASONS WHY SOME M.I. BECOME PROMINENT