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segrsyd

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What have Jang, Vernon, and Livesley identified to be responsible for much of the variability in individual differences in antisocial behaviour?
 
  a) Hormonal imbalances
  b) Brain structure abnormalities
  c) Genetic transmission
  d) Exposure to teratogens

Question 2

In comparison to the United States, Canada's homeless:
 
  a) Are more likely to have a mental disorder, including schizophrenia.
  b) Are less likely to have a mental disorder.
  c) Are equally as likely to have a mental disorder.
  d) Are less likely to have addictions.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a





 

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