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Tazate

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What was the most common type of mental health treatment being received by inmates in state prisons in 2000?
 
  A) twenty-four-hour care in a mental health unit
  B) mental health therapy or counseling services on a regular basis
  C) psychotropic medications
  D) electroshock therapy

Question 2

Why did Congress in 1994 specifically eliminate inmates from being eligible to receive Pell grants?
 
  A) Only a small number of inmates were taking advantage of the funding.
  B) Studies showed that postsecondary education had a tendency to increase recidivism rates.
  C) Members of the public complained that inmates should not get a free college education.
  D) Many inmates using the grants committed crimes on college campuses.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: C





 

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