Where did the word psychosis originate? why was it borrowed by the english language? how is it made plural and why?
a.
where: latin
why borrowed: there is a trend in english to use latin words in psychology.
plural form: psychoses
why: to form the plural of greek words ending in -sis, change to -ses.
b.
where: french
why borrowed: there is a trend in english to use french words in philosophy.
plural form: psychos
why: to form the plural of french words ending in -sis, change to -s.
c.
where: spanish
why borrowed: there is a trend in english to use spanish words in ranching.
plural form: psychosis
why: to form the plural of french words ending in -sis, leave the same -sis.
d.
where: greek
why borrowed: there is a trend in english to use greek words in psychology.
plural form: psychoses
why: to form the plural of greek words ending in -sis, change to -ses.

D. Where: Greek

Why borrowed: There is a trend in English to use Greek words in psychology.

Plural form: psychoses

Why: To form the plural of Greek words ending in -sis, change to -ses.

Explanation:

This is the correct origin of the word "psychosis." The word comes from the Greek. We can tell this by the fact that the word uses the prefix psyche, which is the Greek word for "mind" and is found in other words such as psychedelic. This is one example of a larger trend in English to use Greek words in psychology. In order to create the plural of this word, we need to change the ending "-sis" to "-ses."

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