The Term "Organic Mental Disorders" Is No Longer Used to Describe

question 20

Multiple Choice

The term "organic mental disorders" is no longer used to describe cognitive disorders because

• A) there is nothing "organic" about these disorders.
• B) cognitive disorders are actually thought disorders.
• C) the term implies that there is no effective treatment.
• D) most psychological disorders have an "organic" component.

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