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Q: Is a insane asylum and a mental institution the same?
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Write a sentence for the word equate?

Many people still equate mental illness to insanity, but they are not the same, and in fact, the majority of mentally ill people are not insane.


Who was Alice before she was a vampire?

she cant remember, all she remembers is being in a dark room. she was committed to a mental institution the same day she died


Is being insane and a pyromaniac the same thing?

No. As not all insane people are pyromaniacs, it follows that being insane and being a pyromaniac can not be the same thing (even if you assert that all pyromaniacs are by definition insane).


Are most people in the world insane?

Most people in the world do not have a clinical diagnosis of insanity or mental illness. Insanity is a legal term that refers to a person's ability to understand reality and make informed decisions, which is not the same as mental illness. The majority of people lead normal, functioning lives without being classified as insane.


Why was Courtney a big secret in Pretty Little Liars?

Courtney was a big secret because she was always in a mental institution - the same one Hannah is sent to.


In CT what is the difference between not guilty by reason of insanity vs not guilty by reason of mental defect or mental illness?

I believe they are the same thing, except for political correctness. The wording was changed from "insanity" to "mental defect or disease." I imagine it was an effort to treat inmates with mental illness with more dignity as well as to reduce the stigmas associated with the "insane."


Where is the worlds worst mental asylum?

The worlds worst mental asylum ever is Athens Lunatic Asylum , It is mainly known for it's treatment towards patients and it's "Punishment" rooms, it has a history of guards beating and torturing prisoners and doctors encouraging patients to attack each other. A journalist interviewed the asylum's governor asking him how patients were treated and how well there methods worked, he replied saying that the asylum doesn't focus on one individual patient but puts people with the same mental state in a block and when they want to use treatment on the patients would choose someone from there block, he also said that there rate of success was superior to the amount of failures - but this doesn't seem to be what it says on patients records. At one point the prison held 279 patients, of which most suffered from Schizophrenia, but the asylum's spending rate had been dropped and they only had the capacity to house around 150 patients so the asylum chief decided instead of transferring the patients to different mental hospitals he was going to choose 20 of the most disturbed ill patients and surgically remove there brains for testing, and the patients bodies were buried on the prison grounds. When the building was inspected it was deemed as un-suitable and depressing, the asylum suffered major critism from the media, soon after there was a protest which lead to 17 prison guards being arrested, 4 of the asylum doctors were sacked and the building was completley stripped bare and structurley re-built, and this massive transformation of the building and how it was run changed the success rate dramatically, within 9 months of this transformation of the asylum nearly half of its patients were dis-charged and officialy stamped as cured, doctors believe this is because after this change it revealed who really was mental and who wasn't a doctor said that anyone who had to live in those conditions and be treated the way those in-mates were would make anyone mentally unstable, today the asylum is ranked one of the top 5 most successful asylum in the world, the average stay then for a patient was life but today it is an average of 4-5yrs, this change has made the asylum a outstanding successful mental asylum.


Words that mean the same as crazy?

Insane, mentally incapable.


What words have the same meaning of mad?

Irate, insane, incensed...


Is a mental illness the same as a mental disorder?

yes


How does homosexuality go against the institution of marriage?

homosexuality does not go against the institution of marriage, much in the same way that being color blind does not go against the institution of marriage.homosexuality does not go against the institution of marriage, much in the same way that being color blind does not go against the institution of marriage.


In the book Twilight where does Alice spend her life as a human?

In her human life Mary Alice Brandon (Alice Cullen) was put in an insane asylum for 'having visions of the future'. She was said to be crazy. Being ashamed of their daughter, her parents put her in the asylum and told the public that she had died. The date for her admission into the asylum and her 'death date' are the same. Alice doesn't remember any of her human life, but has slowly obtain some knowledge of it over the years.