What Have Been the Consequences of the Deinstitutionalization Movement

question 33

Multiple Choice

What have been the consequences of the deinstitutionalization movement?

• A)a reduction in the number of beds available to the mentally ill
• B)higher suicide rates among the mentally ill
• C)homelessness or the availability of affordable housing
• D)criminal activity among the mentally ill
• E)deinstitutionalization has benefitted many people, but others have fallen through the cracks, resulting in fewer mental health beds, higher suicide rates, homelessness, and criminal activity

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