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Mr.Thesaxman

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The ultimate goal of ecosystemic play therapy is to
 
  A) Change beliefs that are causing problems
 
  B) Change the systems in which the child exists
 
  C) Teach parents to play with children
 
  D) Change the beliefs of the adults that work with the child

Question 2

__________ describes how humans are restricted to a small number of outcomes simply as a function of their genes.
 
  A) Canalization
 
  B) Universal maturational processes
 
  C) Passive genotype-environment correlations
 
  D) Biological aging



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Answer to Question 1

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