Questions 33-36
 Multisystemic Therapy (MST) is an organized treatment program to prevent juvenile crimes. The program aims toenhance parenting skills and provide family therapy to troubled teens and delinquent teens that empower youth tocope with the family, peer, school, and neighborhood problems they encounter. It is a four to six monthstime-limited intensive program that provides services in the family's home, at other locations such as school andneighborhoods, or wherever the family feels most comfortable. MST therapists advise young people and theirparents how to avoid arguments and encourage trust and respect. They also supervise participants at school and inrecreational areas. The program has even helped rehabilitate youth offenders who have served time forcommitting serious crimes. It has been shown to be effective with targeted populations that include inner-citydelinquents, violent and chronic juvenile offenders, juvenile offenders who abuse or are dependent on substancesand also have psychiatric disorders, adolescent sex offenders.
【題組】33. What is the main idea of the passage?
(A) MST can help parents keep their children at home.
(B) MST is an effective alternative to psychiatrichospitalization.
(C) MST can help young person who committed a serious crime and has been put behind bars.
(D) MST can effectively help high-risk young people modify their conduct or emotional problems by providingtherapy in their most comfortable place.