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shenderson6

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Recurrent and incompatible expectations in a relationship are viewed by IPT as one source of depressive symptoms and are known as:
 
  a. acute grief reactions. c. role disputes.
  b. social skill deficits. d. authority problems.

Question 2

Reactions to loss and grief are most likely to become the focus of IPT when they are:
 
  a. related to sad mood and acute social withdrawal.
  b. delayed, intense, and complicated by significant and unresolved past losses.
  c. related to the loss of one's child.
  d. go on for more than several months.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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