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Catatonia is characterized by a disturbance of:
 
  a) Motor functions
  b) Thought form
  c) Attention and perception
  d) Affect

Question 2

Since the 1900s what has happened to prevalence of obesity in North America?
 
  a) It has increased by 20.
  b) It has increased by 35.
  c) It has increased by 50
  d) It has increased by 100.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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