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laurencescou

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Long-term outcome for odd or eccentric and anxious/fearful personality disorders appears to be somewhat over time.
 
  a. fluctuating
  b. attenuating
  c. unstable
  d. stable

Question 2

The process of educating potential clients about therapy, especially variables that might influence their decision to seek therapy, involves
 
  a. dual relationships.
  b. confidentiality.
  c. informed consent.
  d. therapy termination.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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