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cmoore54

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People diagnosed with somatization disorder in DSM-IV would likely meet the criteria for ____________ in DSM-5.
 
  a) Illness anxiety disorder
  b) Conversion disorder
  c) Somatization disorder
  d) Somatic symptom disorder

Question 2

Jim was bitten by a goose when he was a child. Now, as an adult when he goes to ponds where geese flock, he experiences fear and leaves. His anxiety subsides once he leaves. This illustrates the ________________ theory of phobias.
 
  a) two-factor
  b) psychoanalytic
  c) learning
  d) cognitive



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a



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