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Cerebral Inhibition, one of the topics explored by the early systems theorists, was described by Gregory Bateson as a respectable term for:
 
  a. Stroke
  b. Hypnosis
  c. Fainting
  d. Seizures

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Gregory Bateson was:
 
  a. A family therapist
  b. An engineer
  c. A mathematician
  d. An anthropologist



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

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Answer: D





 

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