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deesands

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Adult psychopathy and conduct disorder in boys are associated with
 
  a. diminished frontal lobe development.
  b. diminished brain size in moral development related areas.
  c. larger than normal brain ventricles.
  d. inconsistent corpus callosum development.

Question 2

If you or someone you know is hospitalized for a mental condition, it is your right to ask
 
  a. what the treatment options are.
  b. how long a stay is required.
  c. what conditions allow for discharge.
  d. all of these are rights of a hospitalized individual.



juiceman1987

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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