In Some Instances of Conversion Disorder, a Clue to the Psychological

question 167

Multiple Choice

In some instances of conversion disorder, a clue to the psychological origin of the disorder is

• A) the person only exhibits symptoms when in the presence of other people.
• B) the person's symptoms were first exhibited in childhood.
• C) the person reports a combination of symptoms that usually do not all occur in the same individual.
• D) the person's symptoms are not consistent with medical knowledge concerning their apparent condition.

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