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vovangra [49]
1 year ago
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Which statement BEST reflects our understanding of hysterical disorders? The causes of hysterical disorders are poorly understoo

d, with no theory predominate in aiding understanding. Currently, hysterical disorders are thought to be due to a "wandering uterus." Hysterical disorder symptoms appear to be particularly resistant to hypnosis. Hysterical disorders are explained similarly to how anxiety disorders are explained.
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deff fn [24]1 year ago
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The causes of hysterical disorders are poorly understood, with no dominant theory to aid understanding that reflects our understanding of hysterical disorders.

Conversion disorder, formerly known as hysteria, is a category of mental illness that can cause a wide range of sensory, motor, or psychic problems. It does not depend on any recognized organic or structural illness and is conventionally categorized as one of the psychoneuroses.

Dissociative disorders are typically brought on by some kind of trauma. 14 This may entail experiencing physical, sexual, or emotional abuse as a youngster. The dissociative disorder can also result from being in a war zone or being involved in a natural disaster.

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