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rlane42

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Assessment and treatment of sexual dysfunctions should proceed by
 
  a. simultaneous physical and psychological measures.
  b. first psychological, then physical measures.
  c. first physical, then psychological measures.
  d. using neither physical nor psychological measures.

Question 2

When we enter a situation with some expectation of what may happen, we use a network of accumulated knowledge known as
 
  a. cognitive schemas.
  b. expectancy effects.
  c. perspective taking.
  d. arbitrary inference.



carolinefletcherr

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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