The process of cutting holes in the skull of a person with the symptoms of a mental disorder is a part of traditional exorcism.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  The process described is known as trepanation, which historically was performed for various medical reasons, including the treatment of head injuries, and not specifically as part of traditional exorcism practices.

The process of cutting holes in the skull of a person with the symptoms of a mental disorder is a part of traditional exorcism.

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