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renzo156

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When working with a family member who has a pattern of violent outbursts, the plan of care should focus on:
 
  A) Decrease of stressors.
  B) Removal of triggers that contribute to outbursts.
  C) Effective anger management techniques.
  D) Family counseling.

Question 2

A young teenager, an only child, had grown up in a small town. The teen's parents separated several times over a period of two years, finally divorced the previous summer, and moved to much larger cities to start over.
 
   The teen spent the first semester of the next school year with one parent and the second semester with the other parent. This past summer was spent shuffling back and forth between parents. Two weeks before the new school year started, the teen committed suicide. The best explanation for the teen's action relates to: A) Neurobiology.
  B) Genetics.
  C) Interpersonal factors.
  D) Behavioral theory.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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