Psychosomatic medicine sees physical illnesses as​

A) ​including emotional and psychological factors.
B) ​being attributable only to physiological causes.
C) ​causing stress and subsequent organic illnesses.
D) ​not real but imagined in some specific diseases.

Psychosomatic medicine views physical illnesses as including emotional and psychological factors. This means that psychological and emotional factors can contribute to the development and progression of physical illnesses. Psychosomatic medicine does not attribute physical illnesses solely to physiological causes, nor does it view physical illnesses as imaginary. Rather, psychosomatic medicine recognizes the complex interplay between mind and body in the development and treatment of physical illness.