How might a psychiatrist describe a paper plate?

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A psychiatrist describe a paper plate as it is dishfunctional.

spayn [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

A psychiatrist interprets the thing based on its physical appearance and sometimes in a way that is beyond everyone's imagination so in case of paper plate instead of thinking it as a plate used for eating or something, a psychiatrist may only go upon its physical properties that it is made up of paper and end up in describing it as a piece of paper.

So, A psychiatrist might describe a paper plate as a simple piece of paper.

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