The term organic mental disorders is no longer used to describe neurocognitive disorders because
A)there is nothing "organic" about these disorders.
B)These disorders are actually primarily cognitive and social in their etiology
C)the term implies that there is no effective treatment.
D)researchers have found that most psychological disorders have an "organic" component.

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The term "organic mental disorders" was replaced because it became clear that many psychological disorders have an organic or biological component, making the distinction less meaningful.

The Term Organic Mental Disorders Is No Longer Used to Describe