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... society shape itself to an image it found pleasing . Efficient and painless execution fitted well into the self - concept of Guillotin's society . Similarly , late nineteenth - century European society was ripe to see almost any ...
... society shape itself to an image it found pleasing . Efficient and painless execution fitted well into the self - concept of Guillotin's society . Similarly , late nineteenth - century European society was ripe to see almost any ...
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... society will also generate a high incidence of deviant behavior to escape coercion . Simulation of illness ( technically known as malingering ) will be one form of such behavior . Malingering can be considered as a medical , a social ...
... society will also generate a high incidence of deviant behavior to escape coercion . Simulation of illness ( technically known as malingering ) will be one form of such behavior . Malingering can be considered as a medical , a social ...
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... society ( Stevenson , 1959 ; Wortis , 1950 ) . ( To some extent this is true for all diagnoses . ) " Malingering " is a manifestation of strain in a collectivistic society . The label also betrays the physician's basic identification ...
... society ( Stevenson , 1959 ; Wortis , 1950 ) . ( To some extent this is true for all diagnoses . ) " Malingering " is a manifestation of strain in a collectivistic society . The label also betrays the physician's basic identification ...
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