The Major Difference Between a Somatization Disorder and a Conversion

question 78

Multiple Choice

The major difference between a somatization disorder and a conversion disorder is that

• A) a somatization disorder involves intentional faking of physical illness, while conversion symptoms are unconsciously created.
• B) somatization disorders involve a wide variety of organs and symptoms; conversion disorders involve loss of function in a single organ system.
• C) a somatization disorder involves apparent physical illness, and conversion disorder involves genuine physical illness.
• D) somatization disorders occur only in adults, while conversion disorders occur only in children.

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Definitions:

Standard Factory Overhead Rate

A predetermined rate used to allocate manufacturing overhead to individual units of production, based on a standard cost system.

Machine Hour

A unit of measure indicating the operating time of a machine, typically used in costing and operational efficiency calculations.

Normal Capacity

The production level expected to be achieved under normal conditions by a company, taking into account seasonal and cyclical demands.

Total Factory Overhead Cost Variance

The difference between the actual factory overhead incurred and the expected (or standard) overhead costs.