The novel RAW, by Scott Monk, intended for young adults, clearly informs the responder of the effects institutionalisation has on an individual. The text reveals the impacts it encompasses on the behaviours of those who are placed in institutions. A definition of an institution could be "an organisational pattern of group behaviour established, and usually accepted as a fundamental part of a culture", therefore; the institutions refer to a psychological condition which has been brought about due to a depersonalised environment. Automatic behaviours often occur as a result of institutionalization, such as, expressionless faces, along with a general apathy. Their personal appearances, as well as personal morals become less important. Institutionalisation is likely to surface, if the residence in which their identities, interests and strengths are not respected. There are several types of institutions such as, Education systems, Legal systems, Economic systems, along with Health and Social Culture systems, to name a few. All institutions aim at recuperating the individual so they can regain the ability to live within a non fabricated world. Furthermore, the Poem Hospital Evening, by Gwen Hardwood deals with institutions, and the end result of what effects institutions can have upon an individual. Sleepers, directed by Barry levinson also deals with institutions in regards to four men from Hell's Kitchen who avenge their boyhood loss of innocence at the hands of reform school guards. This movie also depicts the behaviours which institutionalisation brings. All these mentions texts can be segmented into Compliance, Protest, and enforcement.
             RAW provides an insight on the effects of Justice Centres. Brett Dalton, the protagonist of the text RAW reveals the highly wrought behaviours in which institutionalisation can create among an individual, when one is challenged or confronted by the structures of an Authority. Brett, an expe...