Multiple Choice
The higher incidence of conversion disorders during Freud's time has been attributed to:
A) Prevalent sexually repressive attitudes
B) Pervasive belief in mystics and magical thinking
C) The high incidence of unreported sexual abuse
D) Clinicians inadvertently creating the disorder through hypnosis
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