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... mental illness to the philo- sophical concept of responsibility . The legal rules that are sup- posed to guide the psychiatrist in determining this relationship are based on the presumption that mental illness can be clearly defined . I ...
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... mental illness " is scientifically inaccurate and socially dangerous . Almost a decade has passed since Thomas Szasz published The Myth of Mental Illness.3 His arguments may not have been original , but as a member of the psychiatric ...
... mental illness " is scientifically inaccurate and socially dangerous . Almost a decade has passed since Thomas Szasz published The Myth of Mental Illness.3 His arguments may not have been original , but as a member of the psychiatric ...
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... mental illness is “ a disease just like any other disease . " In- stead , they should publicly acknowledge that some behavior dis- orders resemble physical illness and others do not . They should explain the advantages and disadvantages ...
... mental illness is “ a disease just like any other disease . " In- stead , they should publicly acknowledge that some behavior dis- orders resemble physical illness and others do not . They should explain the advantages and disadvantages ...
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