Psychophysiological Disorders Differ from Fictitious Disorders in That

question 168

Multiple Choice

Psychophysiological disorders differ from fictitious disorders in that:

• A) the former result from an interaction of biological, psychological, and sociocultural factors.
• B) psychological factors are the primary underlying cause.
• C) the symptoms are less severe.
• D) physical damage is a very rare occurrence.

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