During World War II, a number of bomber pilots developed night blindness although nothing was found to be wrong with their vision. Which disorder were the pilots MOST likely to be experiencing?

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Conversion disorder is a condition where psychological stress manifests as physical symptoms, such as blindness, without a physiological cause. The pilots' night blindness likely resulted from stress or trauma experienced during the war.

During World War II, a Number of Bomber Pilots Developed