Permanent Supportive Housing Is an Alternative Approach to Addressing the Problems

Permanent supportive housing is an alternative approach to addressing the problems associated with what was called the linear continuum approach to housing for persons with mental illness. Which option best identifies key criticisms leveled at the linear continuum approach?

A) It was too costly because it required multiple types of housing options as the person moved from one level to another.
B) It didn't meet the needs of persons with mental illness who did not have the necessary independent living skills.
C) Families rejected this approach because their loved ones were often placed in housing too far away for them to visit.
D) Moving from level to level disrupted interpersonal relationships and adjusting to each new context was stressful.