The humanistic movement of the Renaissance ____.
A) emphasized the value of the cathartic method
B) presented the first biogenic theory of abnormal behavior in recorded history
C) challenged the notion of demonic possession
D) led directly to deinstitutionalization of mentally disordered individuals

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The humanistic movement of the Renaissance challenged the notion of demonic possession by promoting a more human-centered approach to understanding human behavior, including mental health issues. This movement marked a shift away from supernatural explanations towards more natural and humanistic explanations for phenomena, including mental illness.

The Humanistic Movement of the Renaissance ____