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Dissatisfaction or distress with one's appearance, an overinvestment in the way one appears, and avoidance of certain situations or things because they elicit body concerns refers to
 
  a. food disorders.
  b. weight concerns.
  c. body assessment.
  d. body dissatisfaction.

Question 2

A unique aspect of the NCS-R was that questions were asked about the of mental disorder.
 
  a. onset
  b. comorbidity
  c. specificity
  d. cohort effects



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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