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dakota nelson

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What is the important advantage of direct questioning during an intake interview?
 
  a. Behavior is observed
 b. There is no advantage
 c. Emotional responses are observed
  d. A and C

Question 2

What developmental factors concerning the adolescent brain place adolescents at (at least) minimal risk?
 
  A. Alcoholism and addiction
  B. The ability to understand another's perspective and alcoholism
  C. The ability to understand another's perspective and an increase in risk-takingbehavior
 D. An increase is risk-taking behavior and addiction



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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