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mwit1967

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Treatment effectiveness may improve if specific treatments are tailored to specific
 
  a. genders.
  b. cultures.
  c. personality disorders.
  d. religions.

Question 2

Psychologists should be careful about examining test information about a child from several years ago because the child may have
 
  a. lied significantly.
  b. moved to another area.
  c. changed dramatically since then.
  d. changed friendships.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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