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mcmcdaniel

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An interaction between an anxious/fearful temperament and insecure attachment to parents may result in
 
  a. independent personality disorder.
  b. dependent personality disorder.
  c. temperamental personality disorder.
  d. insecure personality disorder.

Question 2

Cognitive therapy for would include encouraging an older child or adolescent to consider alternative explanations for a parent being late to pick him/her up from school, such as traffic congestion and unexpected errands.
 
  a. social phobia
  b. panic disorder
  c. specific phobia
  d. separation anxiety disorder



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

d



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