Most large mental hospitals were ill-suited for treating mental patients because they

A) are located in the middle of large cities.
B) give patients too much flexibility about how to spend their time.
C) require patients to do too much for themselves.
D) were constructed at a time when most patients were considered untreatable.

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Yaritza Amaya · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : D, Explanation :  Most large mental hospitals were constructed in the early 1900s when medical knowledge and treatment options for mental illness were limited. As a result, they were ill-suited to treat mental patients who could have benefited from more modern and individualized forms of care.

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