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What Comprehensive Assessment Instrument was developed by Archer ( 1997)
 
  A. POSIT
  B. CAFAS
  C. DISC
  D. MACI
  E. MMPI

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True or False: An officer that sets up a bogus user account to take on the persona of an underage female is entrapping the subject.
 
  a. True b. False



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Answer to Question 1

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