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Ebrown

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Which type of panic attack is most closely related to phobias?
 
  a. Situationally predisposed
  b. Situationally bound
 c. Unexpected
 d. Uncued

Question 2

Hideki was attending his fifth baseball game at Condor Stadium, where he had previously had a panic attack. He did not know if he would have a panic attack today, but shortly after entering the stadium, he did. This type of panic attack is
 
  a. situationally predisposed.
  b. situationally bound.
 c. cued.
 d. uncued.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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