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tfester

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The key aspect of dissociative disorders is disintegration of consciousness, memory, and identity. Brain areas responsible for incoming information may thus be altered in some way.
 
  a. interpreting
  b. integrating
  c. understanding
  d. deciphering

Question 2

Problems with behavior and mental processing are often assessed by and , respectively.
 
  a. self-report; word game tests
  b. behavioral observations; cognitive assessment
  c. family interviews; problem-solving tasks
  d. behavioral judgment paths; cognitive/language assessment



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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