In a total institution, as detailed in Erving Goffman's ethnographic account of a mental hospital in Washington, D.C., humans have very limited:
A) privacy and must adapt to the fact that their private spheres are limited
B) exposure to intimate sexual relationships and must explore these relationships publicly
C) interaction with their peers
D) time in public and must learn to create rich private lives

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In a total institution, individuals are stripped of their previous social roles and identities and are subjected to a highly regimented and controlled environment. This includes limited privacy as individuals are constantly monitored, evaluated, and controlled by staff members. As a result, they must adapt to the fact that their private spheres are limited.

In a Total Institution, as Detailed in Erving Goffman's Ethnographic