There has been a radical drop in the number of people confined to "mental
hospitals." This is primarily due to
(a) a radical drop in the incidence of schizophrenia
(b) a new psychotherapeutic technique that probes the psychological
meanings of the bizarre hallucinations and delusions
(c) the advance in medical science that gives surgeons the ability to
reconstruct neurons
(d) the use of drugs such as chlorpromazine and thorazine
D
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