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Davideckstein7

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In the research on childhood roles in dysfunctional families, the most commonly reported role combination was:
 
  (a) scapegoat and lost child (b) hero and enabler (c) lost child and hero (d) scapegoat and mascot

Question 2

Jellinek's _______________ describes the drinking as a total loss of control and the loss of a choice to drink.
 
  (a) Prodromal Phase
   (b) Chronic Phase
   (c) Crucial Phase
   (d) Alcoholic Phase



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Answer to Question 1

(c)

Answer to Question 2

B



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