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Rosenhan's study showed that normal people often cannot be distinguished from the mentally ill in a psychiatric hospital setting. What was the primary reason for this finding? a. There are no clear diagnostic criteria in place for specifying whether someone has a mental illness or not. b. Once a person is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, there is a tendency for others to perceive that person's behavior as abnormal even when it isn't. c. The symptoms of mental illness are usually very subtle and require extensive observation over long periods to become evident. d. Many mentally ill people become very good at hiding the symptoms of their illness.

          Rosenhan's study showed that normal people often cannot be distinguished from the mentally ill in a psychiatric hospital setting. What was the primary reason for this finding?
a. There are no clear diagnostic criteria in place for specifying whether someone has a mental illness or not.
b. Once a person is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, there is a tendency for others to perceive that person's behavior as abnormal even when it isn't.
c. The symptoms of mental illness are usually very subtle and require extensive observation over long periods to become evident.
d. Many mentally ill people become very good at hiding the symptoms of their illness.

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