During WWII, the Descriptors of the Traumatic Reactions Seen to Combat

question 32

Multiple Choice

During WWII, the descriptors of the traumatic reactions seen to combat conditions

• A) emphasized that these were a product of organic processes.
• B) placed too much emphasis on physical exhaustion.
• C) did not differentiate these reactions from other psychological problems, such as drug abuse.
• D) were comparable to what is now called acute stress disorder.

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