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Self-report measures of personality disorders:
 
  a) Overestimate the number of cases when the actual number of cases is evaluated with a diagnostic interview.
  b) Accurately measure the number of cases when the actual number of cases is evaluated with a diagnostic interview.
  c) Underestimate the number of cases when the actual number of cases is evaluated with a diagnostic interview.
  d) None of the above; accuracy varies and is not constant across self-report measures.

Question 2

The tendency for watching idealized images of exceptionally lean bodies creates a motivation to diet is known as:
 
  a) The reflection effect
  b) The social learning effect
  c) The thinspiration effect
  d) The social comparison effect



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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