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What are the views of the American Psychological Association and the American Psychiatric Association concerning homosexuality?
 
  a) The two organizations have no formal position on homosexuality.
   b) The two organizations currently hold opposed views of homosexuality.
   c) The two organizations have voted to remove homosexuality from the list of mental illnesses.
   d) The two organizations maintain homosexuality as a mental illness, but only in cases of severe psychological discomfort.

Question 2

Agoraphobia is commonly classified as occurring with or without
 
  a) panic attacks.
   b) social phobia.
   c) specific phobia.
   d) generalized anxiety disorder.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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