Critics of Deinstitutionalization Complain That Contemporary Public Mental Hospitals Are

Multiple Choice

Critics of deinstitutionalization complain that contemporary public mental hospitals are like

A) country clubs, high in cost and providing too many amenities.
B) warehouses, storing patients away without helping them.
C) maximum-security jails, taking inmates in for life sentences.
D) revolving doors, repeatedly admitting patients and rapidly discharging them.
E) "human snakepits," keeping patients in conditions that are deplorable.