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cherise1989

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The intensive examination of a person's life both prior to and after they have experienced an unpredictable traumatic event is an example of the
 
  A) naturalistic approach.
  B) case study approach.
  C) simple comparison design.
  D) reversal design.

Question 2

A rare type of psychiatric disorder is most likely to be studied using the
 
  A) naturalistic observation approach.
  B) case study approach.
  C) control group design.
  D) comparative design.



vickyvicksss

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

B



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