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erika

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The purpose of an expressive essay is to
 
  a. tell about feelings and experiences.
  b. present information.
  c. explain how to do something.
  d. persuade readers to accept a particular viewpoint.

Question 2

Considerable research has sought to identify factors that contribute to successful behavior change and to develop more effective tools for clinicians to encourage their patients to adopt healthier habits, especially in the context of a brief office visit.
  An antonym for contribute is
 
  a. support c. interest
  b. impede d. identify



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b. impede



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