Sociologists Opposed to Reinstitutionalization Have Made All of the Following

question 73

Multiple Choice

Sociologists opposed to reinstitutionalization have made all of the following arguments AGAINST reinstitutionalization EXCEPT ________.

• A)that it would herald the return to the era of the "snake pit" and grim,underfunded,understaffed orphanages
• B)that reinstitutionalization threatens ideals of community care,patients' rights
• C)that mainstreaming of people with mental disabilities,or histories of neglect may be threatened
• D)that it amounts to warehousing of troubled and neglected members of society,which is why many mental hospitals and orphanages were shut down
• E)that reinstitutionalization would not alleviate the suffering of mentally ill homeless people who live on the streets

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Definitions:

Private Placements

A method of raising capital through the sale of securities to a small number of selected investors rather than through a public offering.

Rights Offering

A financial offering in which a company gives existing shareholders the right to buy additional shares at a discounted price before offering it to the public.

Underwriting Provision

A clause in financial agreements, especially in insurance and securities, where an underwriter commits to buy and resell a specific amount of securities or assumes financial risk for a fee.

Standby Underwriting Agreement

A contract where the underwriter commits to buy any shares not purchased by investors during an initial public offering (IPO) or secondary offering.