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SAVANNAHHOOPER23

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A situation in which available information is used to make a diagnosis, and
  information acquired later is then fit into the existing diagnosis, is called
 
  a. recency effect
  b. premature closure
  c. second-guessing
  d. bias of malleability
  e. morbid medicans

Question 2

Some research indicates that the relationship between ____ is at highest risk in a
  family dealing with chronic illness.
 
  a. father and ill child
  b. ill child and siblings
  c. mother and ill child
  d. father and other (not ill) children
  e. other (not ill) children in the family



Bison

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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