The condition itself is called catatonia. A less extreme symptom of catatonic disorder is slowed-down motor activity. Often, the body position or posture of a catatonic person is unusual or inappropriate; in addition, he or she may hold a position if placed in it by someone else.
Why Was World War 1 Fought? According to historians of world events, the primary cause of the First World War was due to the succession of particular key events from one country to another that was akin to the so-called domino effect. This case of a specific thing leading to another was in fact the culprit of the start of the 1st world war.
World War I was fought by most of the countries of Europe. The actual fighting was on many different fronts. The Western Front was where most of the fighting between Germany and the Allies happened. Most of the fighting here was trench warfare. The Eastern Front was fought in Central and Eastern Europe and was one of the main places where World War I took place.