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Dr. Young asks these questions of a child: Do you ever sort of space out? Does it ever happen that time goes by and you can't remember what you were doing during that time? Do you ever do things that surprise you and you later stop and ask yourself why you did that? What problem is Dr. Young investigating?
 
  a. conversion disorder
 b. somatization disorder
  c. dissociation
 d. panic disorder

Question 2

The posttraumatic model (PTM) of dissociative disorders is based on which perspective?
 
  a. biological
 b. sociocultural
 c. psychological
  d. behavioral



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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