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jjjetplane

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Mrs. Smyth is diagnosed with depression because she has lost weight, expresses excessive guilt, and is unresponsive to pleasurable things. Further, she is more active. Which symptom listed would NOT be consistent with the diagnosis of depression?
 
  a. weight loss
 b. increased activity
 c. unresponsive to pleasurable things
  d. excessive guilt

Question 2

Yo-yo dieting has been found to be related to which of the following?
 
  a. long-term weight loss
 b. difficulties with posttraumatic stress
  c. chronic headaches
 d. altered immune functioning



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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