Shale lives in Ethiopia and suffers from a cultural syndrome called Zar. What are the symptoms of his disorder?
A. Sudden rage and homicidal aggression brought on by stress
B. An intense fear that the penis is disappearing or retracting into the body
C. Spirit possession resulting in an inability to speak or uncontrollable body movements
D. Experiencing a stressful life event that leads to uncontrollable shouting, crying, trembling, aggression, and suicidal gestures.
Answer: C
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c. adolescent-limited antisocial behavior. d. chronic status offenses.
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