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jeatrice

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Odd or eccentric personality disorders seem to have a genetic influence as well as an influence from
 
  a. cultural demands.
  b. psychosocial misunderstandings.
  c. family factors.
  d. life disappointments.

Question 2

The theory behind placing people with pervasive developmental disorders into smaller, community-based facilities is called
 
  a. acclimation and social learning.
  b. normative behavioral modeling.
  c. normalization and social role valorization.
  d. behavioral normalization and anti-stratification.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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