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Charlie

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The two categories of substance-related disorders in DSM-IV-TR are substance-use disorders and:
 
  a) substance-related disorders
   b) psychoactive-induced disorders
   c) substance-induced disorders
   d) substance-dependence

Question 2

Your friend is cynical, mistrustful, and perceives other peoples' hostilities as aimed at him. Which description most likely fits your friend?
 
  a) Type A with low risk of heart disease
  b) Type B with low risk of heart disease
  c) Type B with high risk of heart disease
  d) Type A with high risk of heart disease



brittiany.barnes

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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

d



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