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Jkov05

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Who developed the 16PF personality test?
 
  a. Eysenck
  b. Cattell
  c. Allport
  d. Jung
  e. Bandura

Question 2

A common treatment for opioid addiction is
 
  a. morphine.
  b. codeine.
  c. methamphetamine. d. methadone.
  e. serotonin.



aidanmbrowne

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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