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j.rubin

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Which of the following factors have Canadian researchers Hanson and Bussire identified to be the most robust predictor of sexual recidivism?
 
  a) Prior sexual offenses
  b) Victimization of strangers
  c) Psychological maladjustment
  d) Sexual interest in children

Question 2

Research by Vinkers et al. (2004 ) and others suggests that the most important risk factor for depression in the elderly is:
 
  a) A self-critical personality
  b) The lack of a good social network
  c) Bereavement due to loss of a loved one
  d) Daily life stressors



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

c





 

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