Which is NOT a disorder that people in the Middle Ages included in the general term "mass madness"?

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Exorcism was not considered a disorder in the general term "mass madness" in the Middle Ages. Rather, it was a religious practice aimed at expelling supposed demons or evil spirits from individuals who exhibited symptoms deemed abnormal or possessed. Tarantism, lycanthropy, and St. Vitus' dance were all believed to be caused by supernatural forces and fell under the category of "mass madness."

Which Is NOT a Disorder That People in the Middle