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The research base supporting the use of EMDR has been:
 
  a. broadly applied to a range of anxiety disorders.
  b. largely concentrated on trauma/PTSD.
  c. broadly applied to anxiety, mood and personality disorders.
  d. largely focused on the treatment of panic disorder and specific phobias.

Question 2

A half-dozen meta-analyses have concluded that EMDR is more effective than no treatment and:
 
  a. less effective than prolonged exposure.
  b. equally effective as prolonged exposure.
  c. more effective than prolonged exposure.
  d. much more effective than prolonged exposure.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B





 

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