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nramada

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The form of dementia called general paresis resulted from a form of the later stages of which sexually transmitted disease?
 
  a. HIV
  b. chlamydia
  c. syphilis
  d. herpes

Question 2

The idea that borderline personality disorder stems from a pre-Oedipal failure to develop a
   sense of constancy and unity in one's image of the self and other was proposed by ______.
 
  a. Kohut c. Mahler
   b. Kernberg d. Millon



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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