A Disorder Characterized in the 19th Century by Persistent Feelings

question 8

Multiple Choice

A disorder characterized in the 19th century by persistent feelings of weakness and general lowering of bodily and mental tone was labeled as:

• A) madness
• B) hypnosis
• C) nervous sleep
• D) neurasthenia
• E) psychopathology

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