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A WAIS-IV Full scale IQ score of 115 and a KABC-II Mental Processing Index Score of 115 are
 
  a) In the same range but the interpretation of those scores is different
  b) In the same range and have essentially the same meaning
  c) In the same range but predict different levels of academic functioning
  d) Are the same scores but the K-ABC score is based on base rate T scores

Question 2

While counseling tuberculosis patients, Joseph Pratt was the first to find group counseling effective, primarily due to group members'
 
  a. concern about the well being of one another.
  b. newly found perspectives of how to deal with the disease.
  c. ideas of how they should be reacting to the disease.
  d. positive outlook on the outcome of his/her disease.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again




 

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