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misspop

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A behavioral assessor is using the SORC model to describe a client's problem. The client is a child who frequently throws tantrums in stores. The child's parent often gives in to the child's demands for new toys to end the tantrum. Getting a new toy should be listed under
 
  a. S.
  b. O.
  c. R.
  d. C.

Question 2

A behavioral assessor is using the SORC model to describe a client's problem. The client is an obsessive-compulsive hand-washer. The obsessive thought, my hands are dirty, should be listed under
 
  a. S.
  b. O.
  c. R.
  d. C.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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