The fishing trip may be used when illustrating this aspect of the labeling theory. McMurphy portrays all of the patients as doctors when they arrive to the boat, which reinforces that fact that they too can be whatever they wish to be. McMurphy also treats Theoretical Approaches 3 the characters as responsible individuals, giving them all tasks to do on the boat...
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McMurphy also treats Theoretical Approaches 3 the characters as responsible individuals, giving them all tasks to do on the boat. For example, some of the characters were in charge of getting the boat out of the dock, some were in charge of steering, and others were to catch fish. This just goes to show that "a psychiatric label has a life and an influence of its own" (Rosenhan p...
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