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jessicacav

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What is a genogram?
 
  A) A genealogy covering the complete history of a family
  B) A type of self report and discovery of family secrets
  C) A type of family tree that specifically maps key multigenerational processes
  D) A complete medical history of a family

Question 2

Which of the following does NOT accurately describe a differentiated person?
 
  A) A person who is differentiated is better able to handle the ups and downs of life
  B) A person who is differentiated has the ability to separate feelings and self from others
  C) A person who is differentiated lacks emotion or emotional expression in emotional situations
  D) A person who is differentiated does not immediately react in emotional situations



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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