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How did people trained in the Hippocratic tradition view disease?
 
  a. an invasion of the body by evil spirits
  b. given as a punishment to people by vengeful gods
  c. as a unitary concept
  d. the absence of good morals and faith

Question 2

Hippocrates is viewed as one of the first figures in history to emphasize that psychopathology can be attributed to
 
  a. supernatural causes.
  b. the influence of culture.
  c. natural causes.
  d. unconscious mental processes.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c.



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