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genevieve1028

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Otto displays a pervasive and extreme need to be taken care of, which leads to a clingy behavior, submissiveness, and separation anxiety. Otto seems to have a(n) personality disorder.
 
  a. dependent
  b. avoidant
  c. overconfident
  d. anxious-high need

Question 2

When little Jimmy found support and justification during family therapy with his domineering parents, the therapist was using the to help balance out this imbalance of power.
 
  a. power structure realignment technique
  b. homeostatic family method
  c. therapeutic alignment
  d. arbitrary, inflammatory technique



mfedorka

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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