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BRWH

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According to the tension-reduction explanation for alcoholism
 
  A) alcohol's ability to alleviate tension should be enhanced in those with a genetic susceptibility to
  alcoholism.
  B) all those who experience stress-reduction following alcohol consumption are at an increased risk for
  alcoholism.
  C) alcoholics drink more as they are under greater stress.
  D) alcoholics do not get high when they drink, they merely experience a decrease in negative mood
  states.

Question 2

One aspect of family environment that has been found to be important in schizophrenia is
 
  A) the level of parental grief over their child's illness.
  B) if lots of double-bind communications are used.
  C) the level of expressed emotion.
  D) if the mother is cold and aloof.


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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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