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SGallaher96

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Pain is described as chronic if it occurs
 
  a. even when one is distracted.
  b. in the absence of a sustaining injury.
  c. more than three times per day.
  d. during treatment sessions.

Question 2

Behavior therapy is said to have a present focus because it assumes that
 
  a. past events do not lead to present problems.
  b. it is impossible to focus on the past.
  c. the problem only exists in the present.
  d. problems are only influenced by present conditions.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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