Compared with Long-Term Institutionalization, Short-Term Hospitalization That Includes Aftercare Is

question 182

Multiple Choice

Compared with long-term institutionalization, short-term hospitalization that includes aftercare is more likely to:

• A) produce a backlash among community members who reject aftercare programs.
• B) produce greater improvement and fewer rehospitalizations.
• C) create a revolving door pattern in which people repeatedly enter and exit institutional care facilities.
• D) create financial burdens on communities and deplete treatment resources.

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Definitions:

Fromm

Erich Fromm was a psychoanalyst and social psychologist known for his theories on human personality, freedom, and the need for authentic human connection.

Maslow

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Person-Centered Theory

A therapeutic approach developed by Carl Rogers emphasizing the importance of providing a supportive environment where clients can enhance their self-awareness and self-esteem.

Needs

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