Charcot's Most Important Scientific Contribution Was Probably His

question 25

Multiple Choice

Charcot's most important scientific contribution was probably his

• A) victory over the Nancy School in the debate about the nature of hypnosis.
• B) demonstration that hysteria was caused by neurological degeneracy.
• C) demonstration of the relationships between hysteria and crowd behavior.
• D) bringing scientific respectability to the study of such previously unfashionable subjects as hysteria and hypnotism.

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