What Is the Central Argument Against Separate Housing of Elderly

question 55

Multiple Choice

What is the central argument against separate housing of elderly inmates?

• A) There are no laws requiring separate housing.
• B) They would be more likely to get depressed and attempt suicide.
• C) They should be treated the same as other inmates.
• D) They can have a calming effect on the younger, more unpredictable population.

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