Answer:
- Conversion disorder.
Explanation:
Conversion disorder is demonstrated as the mental condition in which the patient develops a neurological disorder in which the brain as well nerves of his/her body show disability to send or receive signals to the body appropriately and thus, they tend to show an inability to control their physical response or behavior.
As per the given description, George must be evaluated for 'conversion disorder' as he shows the signs of 'blindness' and neither the MRI could reveal its cause nor the physical examination showed any kind of structural or functional damage which implies that he might have got this neurological disorder. Therefore, <u>'conversion disorder'</u> is the answer.
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There had been several wars between the two empires in the years preceding the French-Indian war – King William’s War of 1689–97, Queen Anne’s War of 1702-13 and King George’s War of 1744 – 48, all American aspects of European wars – and tensions remained. By 1754 Britain controlled nearly one and a half million colonists, France around only 75,000 and expansion was pushing the two closer together, increasing the stress.
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