An important early study is that of M. Harvey Brenner (1973), who examined data on mental hospital admissions and rates of employment in New York over a period of 127 years from 1841 to 1968. A major finding of this study was: Group of answer choices Menatl illness was the lowest after the recession was over. Unemployment has severe consequences on men's mental health but not on women's. Mental illness increase or decreasses was related to men's chronic unemployment Mental hospitalization increased during economic downturns and decreasd during upturns