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Important aspects of interviews for eating disorder involve
 
  a. height and weight, thoughts about eating and body image, and behavior goals.
  b. analyzing a value system, behaviors, reinforcers, and punishers.
  c. systematic education, personal challenge, and confrontation.
  d. reality exposure, criticism, and guilt agitation.

Question 2

Peer-mediated interventions engage non-delayed children to help with teaching various interpersonal or social skills to children with developmental disorders. This method is part of
 
  a. intrapersonal training.
  b. socialization training.
  c. sensitivity-contact training.
  d. peer identification training.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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