When comparing the theories of mental illness popular in ancient Greece with those popular in the Middle Ages, which of the following beliefs is more applicable to the Middle Ages?
A) Emotional disorders were believed to be an organic dysfunction.
B) Treatment included sedation, good nutrition and hygiene, and music and recreation.
C) Mental illness was considered a disturbance of the four body fluids, or "humors."
D) Belief in demonic possession and exorcism was common.
Ans: D
While some of these answers are true of both ancient Greece and the Middle Ages, belief in demonic possession and exorcism was more common in the Middle Ages.
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