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Although humane care is defined as the individual's right to the least restrictive care needed, this policy often does NOT protect the client from which of the following?

a. lack of support, lack of monetary funds, and lack of treatment
b. overly caring individuals who want to give the client everything
c. prolonged mandatory treatments and prolonged care in a treatment facility
d. homeless agencies wanting to put the clients in sheltered care

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