By the end of the 19th century, people realized that:
a) Most mental illnesses were caused by physical illnesses
b) Bloodletting was the most effective means of treating mental illness
c) Opium was effective at treating all mental illnesses
d) Different illnesses required different treatments
Question 2
What was one of the main criticisms of the first WHO classification system?
a) It was simply a listing of potential behaviours and symptoms without a diagnosis.
b) It listed diagnoses but no behaviours or symptoms which defined the disorders.
c) It was a dimensional rather than categorical approach.
d) It was a categorical rather than dimensional approach.
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