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Conclusions, exhibit and by the poor expectations they engender in others. First and foremost they are referred to as the chronic group, the long-term mentally ill, the unmotivated. They may often only be referred to as ‘people’ at a secondary level, and very rarely are referred to as people with positive attri

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Book 1993th long-term mental health problems have generally received a poor deal from the traditional psychiatric services. Help has largely rested on custodial and medical treatments. The main focus of rehabilitative ap­ proaches has often been dictated by predetermined expecta­ tions which are usually set

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Somatization and Psychosomatic Symptomspts involved. This may be attributed, in part, to the wide range of elements covered by the title, but it is now increasingly being acknowledged by occupational therapists that there is a need to define, standardize and measure activities of daily living more precisely (Murdock, 1992).