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strangeaffliction

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The underlying personality traits associated with antisocial personality disorder tend to ______.
 
  a. disappear by the time the person reaches age 40
  b. disappear and reappear at different ages throughout the person's life
  c. remain stable until the person reaches age 60, then they gradually disappear
  d. remain stable throughout life, often even increasing with age

Question 2

Which of the following is true of psychotherapy with children?
 
  a. It is similar in most important aspects to therapy with adults.
  b. If treated in an inviting, nonthreatening manner, most children have the ability to sit through a therapy session.
   c. Children may not have the verbal skills to express their feelings through speech.
  d. Therapy methods must be focus on what the child wants to talk about along with rewards for participating in the session.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C



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