Which Statement Accurately Represents the "Rational Path to Madness

question 18

Multiple Choice

Which statement accurately represents the "rational path to madness"?

• A) I experience disturbing symptoms. I talk them over with others. Others say I am imagining things. I decide others are lying to me.
• B) I experience disturbing symptoms. I talk them over with others. Others give me lots of attention and sympathy. I experience more symptoms.
• C) I experience disturbing symptoms. I talk them over with others. Others say I am imagining things. I decide they are right and become depressed.
• D) I experience disturbing symptoms. I talk them over with others. Others argue rationally against my symptoms. I believe them and no longer have symptoms.

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