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TFauchery

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____ is best explained by the wear-and-tear theory of aging.
 
  a. AIDS
 b. A misshapen blood cell in sickle-cell disease
 c. Joint deterioration during osteoarthritis
 d. Alzheimer's disease

Question 2

Seventeen-year-old Alice drinks alcohol to deal with all the things that are difficult in her life. Which approach is most likely to decrease her alcohol use?
 
  a. engaging in therapy to learn coping skills
  b. learning about alcohol use in school
 c. practicing strategies to resist peer pressure
  d. having her parents take parenting classes



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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