Compared to people with schizophrenia in developed countries, people with schizophrenia in developing countries:

A. tend to have families that are more intrusive, hostile, and overinvolved

B. are more likely to have a sole caretaker

C may have social environments that facilitate better adaptation and recovery

D. are more likely to remain incapacitated by the disorder in the long term.

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Izayah Herman

Social Studies

19 August, 04:29

Compared to people with schizophrenia in developed countries, people with schizophrenia in developing countries:

A. tend to have families that are more intrusive, hostile, and overinvolved

B. are more likely to have a sole caretaker

C may have social environments that facilitate better adaptation and recovery

D. are more likely to remain incapacitated by the disorder in the long term.

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Destinee Estrada · Answer 1

Answer: option c : may have social environments that facilitate better adaptation and recovery.

Explanation:

Schizophrenia can be defined to be a case of mental disorder whereby interpretation of life reality by people are abnormally done (doing something that is not in the right sense). it causes medical conditions like hallucinations, delusions, abnormal thinking and can lead to various disabilities

. treating people with cases of schizophrania usually takes a long period of time and most times it can take a lifetime. there are various couse of treatment for people suffering from this ailment and the role environment and people plays in the life of people suffering from this ailment also matters. whe absolute love and care is shown to them, they tend to recover well and adapt to the environment.