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jake

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Describe and provide two examples of the importance of parent factors in the development of sleep-awake disorders in children.
 
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Which of the following is a self-report inventory?
 
  a. The MMPI-2 c. The draw-a-person test
  b. The TAT d. The Rorschach


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

 Parents may create (emergence of sleep disorders) and/or maintain sleep-awake disorders in their child.
 Factors include problematic cognitions related to setting limits (e.g., when and how to go to bed); anxiety and/or depression; marital difficulties; racial, ethnic, or cultural practices (co-sleeping, etc.).

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