Unmasking the Rosenhan Experiment

This chapter explores the groundbreaking Rosenhan Experiment, where participants feigned mental illness to scrutinize psychiatric diagnosis processes. It highlights the surprising ease of their admission into facilities, their interactions with staff, and the overarching implications for mental health practices. The discussion draws contrasts with fictional narratives in media, emphasizing the complexities of diagnosing mental illness and the systemic issues within psychiatric care.