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tuffie

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What is the difference between binge-eating and bulimia nervosa?
 
  (a) the latter consists of the consumption of large and unnecessary quantities of food in one sitting (b) bulimia nervosa is characterized by binge-eating which is done in a short amount of time (c) with bulimia nervosa- one limits one's intake of food or does not eat (d) bulimia nervosa involves purging while binge-eating does not involve purging

Question 2

Moderation Management works best with:
 
  (a) Addicted individuals
   (b) Individuals who deny their addiction
   (c) Problem users
   (d) All of the above



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Answer to Question 1

(d)

Answer to Question 2

D



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