The demise of moral management occurred for all of the following reasons except ________
A) research showed that it had never been effective.
B) the rise of the moral hygiene movement put a focus on patient well-being.
C) the rise of biological explanations diminished the importance of the social environment.
D) hospital facilities got so large that it was difficult to maintain the staff-patient relationships necessary for moral management.

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The statement "research showed that it had never been effective" is not true. In fact, early studies of moral management showed positive outcomes in terms of patient care and staff satisfaction.

The Demise of Moral Management Occurred for All of the Following