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Evidence-based practices:
 
  a. are the integration of the best available research with clinical expertise in the context of patientcharacterist ics, culture, and preferences.
 b. are tailored to only focus on the relationship between the client and therapist without addressing specificproblems and symptoms.
 c. tend to focus on therapist created techniques that do not have empirical evidence to support their efficacy.
  d. are generally not time limited.

Question 2

Writings of the Old Testament give specific insight into concepts related to atonement and ____________.
 
  A. depression
  B. pain
  C. repression
  D. guilt



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Answer to Question 1

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