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Psychological treatments for eating disorders involve therapy and therapy.
 
  a. psychoanalytic; cognitive
  b. humanistic; cognitive
  c. family; cognitive-behavioral
  d. family; behavioral

Question 2

Ramone is reviewing a case file for a probation decision. The offender in the file was diagnosed with conduct disorder. Ramone is likely to than he would if conduct disorder were not diagnosed.
 
  a. view the person as needing more psychological services
  b. view the person as more likely to commit future crimes
  c. view the person as needing more psychological services and more likely to commit future crimes
  d. recommend probation



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Answer to Question 1

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