In the First Half of the 1900s, Biological Treatments for Mental

question 207

Multiple Choice

In the first half of the 1900s, biological treatments for mental illness:

• A) largely failed.
• B) were highly successful.
• C) were not evaluated for effectiveness.
• D) frequently worsened patients' conditions.

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