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charchew

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Psychoeducators tend to view schizophrenia as a:
 
  a. result of family dysfunction
  b. result of a schizophrenogenic mother and passive father
  c. biological disease
  d. defuser of family conflict

Question 2

Family therapy's interest in schizophrenia:
 
  a. was strong during the 1980s
  b. grew out of confirmation of the schizophrenogenic mother
  c. was reestablished by the 1990s
  d. once psychoeducational practitioners could prescribe psychopharmacologic al drugs



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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