In classical Greece, conversion disorder was attributed to ______.
A) movement of the uterus
B) spiritual possession
C) unbalanced humors
D) traumatic brain injury

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In classical Greece, conversion disorder was known as hysteria and was thought to be caused by the movement of the uterus. This theory was called the "wandering womb" theory. It was believed that the uterus could move freely within the body and cause a variety of physical and mental symptoms.

In Classical Greece, Conversion Disorder Was Attributed to ______