When children of low-SES families are hospitalized for mental problems,all of the following are true of their subsequent care EXCEPT:

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The other three options (A, B, and C) are true of the subsequent care of children from low-SES families who are hospitalized for mental problems. However, they are not treated with more intensive techniques. In fact, studies suggest that low-SES children are more likely to receive medication rather than psychotherapy or other evidence-based treatments, and that they may not receive the same level of comprehensive care and follow-up as children from higher SES families.

When Children of Low-SES Families Are Hospitalized for Mental Problems,all