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Psychogneic nonepilpetic seizures page

Hi SkyM99, thanks for some great edits on this page. I love the nice, factual opening paragraph. I've suggested adding a qualifier to your section on the learned reflex hypothesis, just to be clear that this is just one group's hypothesis, and not yet a universally accepted causal model. Thanks again, Wilshica (talk) 00:50, 24 March 2021 (UTC)Wilshica[reply]