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Hoch, Hartford, Heslop, and Stitt (2009) conducted a study to determine whether mentally ill individuals in London, Ontario were more likely than non-mentally ill individuals to come into contact with the police and be arrested and/or charged. They found that:
a. mentally ill individuals had significantly less contact with the police
b. mentally ill individuals had significantly more contact with the police
c. mentally ill individuals were more likely to get arrested and charged by the police
d. mentally ill individuals were less likely to get arrested and charged by the police
e. both b and c
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