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Limiting the number of times a person can monitor physical symptoms, check some perceived flaw, groom themselves, or engage in some other access behavior is known as
 
  a. response prevention.
  b. cognitive assessment.
  c. contingency conversion.
  d. psychosomatic revision.

Question 2

Although genetics are seen as a risk factor, children of schizophrenics do not develop the disorder themselves.
 
  a. few
  b. most
  c. all
  d. some



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

b



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