What was the primary focus of mental hospitals in the nineteenth and early twentieth century?
A. integrating the patient with the community
B. converting the patient to a particular religious ideology
C. reducing homelessness
D. providing treatment for the patient, and safety for both the patient and others
Answer: D
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a. true b. false