In a 1946 article in LIFE magazine about these places, Albert Maisel claimed that long hours andlow pay led to abusive staff in these locations. Frederick Wiseman's Titicut Follies takes place in oneof these places for criminals. Thomas Szasz created a group to attack these places with ErvingGoffman, who called them "total institutions" in a book based on his work with one in Washington,D.C. Nellie (*) Bly wrote about "ten days" spent in one of these places on Blackwell's Island. DavidRosenhan created an experiment where assistants claimed to hear mysterious voices say
In a 1946 article in LIFE magazine about these places, Albert Maisel claimed that long hours andlow pay led to abusive staff in these locations. Frederick Wiseman's Titicut Follies takes place in oneof these places for criminals. Thomas Szasz created a group to attack these places with ErvingGoffman, who called them "total institutions" in a book based on his work with one in Washington,D.C. Nellie (*) Bly wrote about "ten days" spent in one of these places on Blackwell's Island. DavidRosenhan created an experiment where assistants claimed to hear mysterious voices saying "thud" in orderto be admitted to these places for treatment. For 10 points, name these places that seek to treat peoplesuffering from conditions such as schizophrenia.
In a 1946 article in LIFE magazine about these places, Albert Maisel claimed that long hours andlow pay led to abusive staff in these locations.
mental hospitals [or psychiatric hospitals; or mental asylums; or obvious equivalents]