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Alainaaa8

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Katelyn has been diagnosed as having a sexual dysfunction. Her psychologist has suggested an intervention that involves sexually erotic cues and graduated stimulation to the genital area. What is the name of this technique?
 
  A) Sensate focus
   B) Pleasure touching
   C) Directed masturbation
   D) Nondemand pleasuring

Question 2

Dr. Albornoz is a scientist researching the genetic variations of a particular gene among family members with a mood disorder. He intends to contrast these findings with a matched sample of families without the disorder.
 
  What method of study is Dr Albornoz employing?
   A) Linkage study
   B) Association study
   C) Longitudinal study
   D) Case study



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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