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Number yоur respоnses cоnsistent with the questions below. Psych 601: Legаl Psychology Lаst Exаm in-class – Van Rybroek April 28, 2025 This is an in-class exam using the Assignments section of Canvas. No notes / No internet. Students were provided a preparation document on April 22. The articles cited below were provided with the preparation document. The exam is one hour. Articles L.E. Weinberger, E. Markowitz, Mental Institutions: Legal Issues and Commitments (2016). Editor(s): Howard S. Friedman, Encyclopedia of Mental Health, 3nd Edition, Academic Press, updated 2023. Fuller, D., Sinclair, E., Geller, J., Quanbeck, C., Snook, J. (2016). Going, Going, Gone: Trends and Consequences of Eliminating State Psychiatric Beds. Treatment Advocacy Center. Questions [Number your responses consistent with the questions below.] 1a/b. The abstract below from the Weinberger and Markowitz article states, “The expectations that society and the judiciary have about the ability of mental health professionals to treat persons committed to mental institutions have produced great debate.” Here is the full abstract: “Abstract. Mental institutions are a modern development. Although born of society’s sense of need and scientific advances in psychiatry and psychology, their purpose and function have remained controversial since inception. Much of the controversy arose from the legal aspects of placing people in mental institutions. The expectations that society and the judiciary have about the ability of mental health professionals to treat persons committed to mental institutions have produced great debate. This article will review the history of mental institutions and describe the types of legal commitments for persons with mental impairment. Legal issues pertaining to the patients’ commitment and their treatment will also be presented.” 1a. Explain and discuss the ‘great debate’ the authors are referring to in the abstract. 1b. Select [i.e., name them] at least three cases dealing with some aspect of mental health laws in the United States today. Express the significance of the cases – i.e., their purpose, their value and specific issues or problems with any of them. 2a/b. The article ‘Going, Going, Gone’ on the ever-decreasing number of state hospital beds paints a grim picture about what is happening with treatment of persons with severe mental illness in the United States. The article details the declining number of beds and discusses the problems created when the available public beds are very limited. The article provides multiple alternative approaches and interventions aimed at lessening the issue of too few public psychiatric beds in the United States. Simultaneously it also opines for additional beds. 2a. The article doesn’t simply say we should get back a whole lot more state psychiatric beds. What does it say? 2b. Imagine that you believe some pretty big problems can be ameliorated (improved for the better) if thousands more mental health beds were made available to treat persons with the most severe mental illnesses. Explain why it would be hard to make this happen and what it would take to make it happen and why it would not completely solve the problem?
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