Which of the Following Is True Concerning the Symptoms of Conversion

question 111

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true concerning the symptoms of conversion disorder and somatization disorder?

• A) Symptoms of conversion disorder may not include a sensory or motor loss of functioning, and symptoms of somatization must include a loss of memory
• B) Symptoms of conversion disorder must include a sensory or motor loss of functioning, and symptoms of somatization must include 4 pain areas
• C) Symptoms of conversion disorder must include 4 pain areas, and symptoms of somatization may not include a sensory or motor loss of functioning
• D) Symptoms of conversion disorder must include a sensory or motor loss of functioning, and symptoms of somatization must not include a sensory or motor loss of functioning

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Definitions:

Motivate Behaviour

The process of stimulating an individual to act in a certain way or to pursue particular goals through internal or external incentives.

External Goal

Objectives or outcomes sought after that exist outside of an individual's internal desires or motivations.

Drive Theory

A psychological theory that posits human behavior is motivated by biological drives that seek homeostasis.

Physiological Equilibrium

The state of balance or stability in the body's internal environment, maintained through various biological processes.