What Was NOT a Problem with Mental Hospitals During the 1950s

question 114

Multiple Choice

What was NOT a problem with mental hospitals during the 1950s

• A) The hospitals were underfunded. 
• B) The hospitals were overcrowded. 
• C) The patients were overmedicated. 
• D) The staff was undertrained.

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