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    Kaplan University
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    University of Santo Tomas
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Category > Business & Finance Posted 16 Jun 2017 My Price 12.00

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People have misunderstood psychological disorders for centuries. For example, in ancient times people considered irrational behavior as the result of demons and evil spirits taking possession of a person. Later, Greeks looked upon irrational behavior as a physical problem – caused by an imbalance of body fluids called “humors” – or by displacement of an organ. Also, in the highly superstitious Middle Ages, individuals revived the theory of possession by demons. Then, eighteenth-century Europe and America revealed their ignorance about mental illness in misogynistic witch trials. Only in the last one hundred years did true medical explanations gain wide acceptance and changed categories of mental illnesses. Still today some individuals tragically believe that psychological disorders cause people to commit murder, including serial killings and mass murders.

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Questions 3 & 4. What are the supporting sentences and why?

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Status NEW Posted 16 Jun 2017 05:06 PM My Price 12.00

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