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| the different ways that our identities interact |
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| In criminology, the critical approach stresses how intersecting identities have _____ effects on both victims & offenders |
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| the need to acknowledge & account for the meaning & consequences associated with membership in various groups |
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| When examining one's master status out of various identities, the most important consideration may depend on the _____ |
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| Are most people (~90%) with mental illness violent? |
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| Are many violent people mentally ill? |
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| Are people with mental illness more likely to be victims or offenders of violent crime? |
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| Around _____% of inmates report current symptoms of mental illness |
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| 50-60% (26% are considered to be in "serious psychological distress") |
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| deinstitutionalization movement |
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| based upon the principle that severe mental illness should be treated in the least restrictive setting |
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| Is intersectionality the same as multiculturalism? |
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