Explain this treatment violated social work value of dignity

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Describe the treatment of mental illness during your chosen time period.
Explain whether this treatment violated the social work value of dignity and worth of the person.
Determine whether the mental health treatment within the time period supported or countered the work of Dorothea Dix, and explain why or why not.

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