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washai

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Andrew is extremely competitive, ambitious, impatient, and hostile. He is prone to angry outbursts. Andrew displays __________.
 
  A) the Type A behavior pattern
  B) the Type B behavior pattern
  C) approval-seeking behavior
  D) passive-aggressive behavior

Question 2

Shavonda fell and fractured her hip, and has since been diagnosed with osteoporosis. Shavondas doctor will probably recommend __________.
 
  A) removing vitamin D from the diet
  B) endurance training
  C) weight-bearing exercise
  D) a vitamin C enriched diet



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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