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When Meera was twelve years old, she began stealing from local stores. Her delinquent behavior continued and became more serious as she entered adulthood. She shows no empathy, guilt, or shame and always tried to manipulate other people with her superficial charm. Which personality disorder is consistent with Meeras behavior?
 
  a. Antisocial
  b. Schizotypal
  c. Narcissistic
  d. Dependent

Question 2

The vulnerability theory of schizophrenia suggests all of the following except that ____.
 
  a. vulnerability to schizophrenia is mainly biological
  b. different people have differing degrees of vulnerability
  c. genetics play virtually no role in the appearance of schizophrenia
  d. psychological components may help determine whether schizophrenia actually appears



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
c



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