In the context of treating psychological disorders, the "tranquilizer" chair was used to
A) purify the body of evil spirits.
B) induce the emotion of fear in patients.
C) make individuals aware of their repressed desires.
D) reduce blood flow to the brain.

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The "tranquilizer" chair was used to reduce blood flow to the brain in order to calm down individuals experiencing extreme agitation or anxiety. It was commonly used in the early 20th century as a form of restraint, but fell out of favor due to concerns about safety and effectiveness. Choices A, B, and C are not related to the purpose or function of the chair in treating psychological disorders.

In the Context of Treating Psychological Disorders, the "Tranquilizer" Chair