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Lisaclaire

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Which of the following is a form of family play therapy in which play is based on attachment and attunement?
 
  A) Theraplay
 
  B) dynamic family play therapy
 
  C) filial therapy
 
  D) strategic family play therapy.

Question 2

In counseling, a 15-year-old client reports that he has repeatedly had to leave his classroom because there was a spider near his desk. He knows that his fear of spider is over the top, but he reports he cannot stay near one. When using the DSM-IV-TR, you would probably first consider:
 
  A) agoraphobia.
  B) a specific phobia.
  C) an impulse control disorder.
  D) a personality disorder.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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