Stewart and Wortley argued that “people with mental illness are no more likely than the general population to commit crimes, including violent crimes.”Question 16Select one:TrueFalse

9. True or False: People with mental illness may be at risk of alcohol and other drug use and the risk of suicide is heightened.TrueFalse

A 2010 study used federally collected data to examine the rates of incarceration for people with a mental illness in the United States. The study found that there are three times more people in jail or prison with a mental illness than in hospitals and that 16% of people in jail and prison had a serious mental illness, a statistic that, in 1983, was only 6.4%. However, an earlier study suggested that federal reports, such as the one used in the 2010 study, pull data primarily from urban jails and prisons and found that serious mental illness was not as prevalent in rural jails. This information may suggest that ------- Which choice most logically completes the text?people with a mental illness are not as likely to live in rural areas as they are to live in urban areas.eliminatethere are no differences between rural and urban areas regarding the incarceration of people with mental illnesses.eliminatethe 16% number cited in the 2010 study might overestimate the percentage of incarcerated people with mental illnesses in the United States.eliminaterural areas are more likely to have jails than prisons.

There has recently been a big push across North America and Europe for the use of evidence-based practices when treating mental illness. Group of answer choicesTrue False

(Men/Women) are less likely than (men/women) to develop physical and mental disorders.

People with disabilities are more likely to be sexually abused than the general population.TrueFalse