A history book states, "Benjamin Rush introduced humane policies into American mental hospitals, but it took Dorothea Dix to make significant positive reforms in mental hospital care. After her work, inhumane treatment was eliminated in the United States.". What, if anything, is incorrect in this statement?
a. No portion of the statement is incorrect.
b. It is incorrect to say that Dix made significant positive reforms.
c. It is incorrect to say that inhumane treatment was eliminated.
d. It is incorrect to say that Rush introduced humane policies.
C
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