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nevelica

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Clint has an odd/eccentric personality disorder. As a child, his parents withdrew from him because he had unusual cognitions and behaviors that were brought on by
 
  a. serotonin dysfunction.
  b. GABA dysfunction.
  c. family dysfunction.
  d. dopamine dysfunction.

Question 2

One basic right of people in mental health settings to receive care that provides a meaningful chance at some improvement is known as
 
  a. right to refuse treatment.
  b. least restrictive treatment.
  c. right to treatment.
  d. right to psychiatric care.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c



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