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bcretired

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A major family variable that contributes to later psychopathy in children is:
 
  a) Poverty and isolation.
  b) Smoking mothers.
  c) Inconsistent discipline.
  d) Overprotection.

Question 2

Therapy for rape victims includes helping the victim:
 
  a) Deal with reactions of her friends and family.
  b) Identify ways she could have prevented the attack.
  c) Put memories behind her and get on with daily living.
  d) Decide if she is strong enough to cope with stresses of a trial.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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