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LaDunn

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In vivo flooding may be optimal for _____, whereas imaginal flooding may be optimal for _____.
 
  a. posttraumatic stress disorder; obsessive compulsive disorder
  b. sexual dysfunctions; posttraumatic stress disorder
  c. obsessive compulsive disorder; sexual dysfunctions
  d. obsessive compulsive disorder; posttraumatic stress disorder

Question 2

Cue exposure is more effective when it allows clients to learn
 
  a. avoidance behaviors.
  b. coping strategies.
  c. stimulus discrimination.
  d. chemical tolerance.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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