Charcot believed that hysteria ____
a. occurred only in women, not in men
b. included paralysis, anesthesia, difficulty walking and standing, and visual disturbances
c. had a direct correspondence of physical symptoms with underlying physiology
d. could be treated by cutting the nerves to the affected areas.
B
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a. true b. false
Which situation best describes the actions of the superego?
A) A baby cries because she is hungry. B) A boy cleans up his room in order to get dessert after dinner. C) A man waits for a bus at a bus stop, and becomes impatient when it does not arrive at the scheduled time. D) A teacher shows up to work on time because she can't afford to lose her job. E) A married man always chooses not to cheat on his wife because his religious beliefs deem adultery an immoral act.