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michelleunicorn

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Jason is preoccupied with having some serious disease that may explain general body changes. He may receive a diagnosis of
 
  a. illness anxiety disorder.
  b. body dysmorphic disorder.
  c. conversion disorder.
  d. somatic symptom disorder.

Question 2

A primary distinction between neurotic and psychotic disorders is
 
  a. psychoses are always more intense.
  b. the interpretation per case.
  c. neuroses affect limited areas and psychoses affect many areas of functioning.
  d. the number of symptoms reported.



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c



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