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crobinson2013

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The current thinking regarding the biological theory of paraphilias suggests:
 
  a) A strong genetic contribution.
  b) The disposition toward paraphilias resides in the limbic system.
  c) A minor role for hormonal dysregulation.
  d) Biological factors are associated with alcohol use, which leads to paraphilias.

Question 2

Biofeedback is
 
  a) a technique used to train people to control otherwise involuntary physical activity.
  b) generally ineffective in treating essential hypertension.
  c) useful in focusing attention on the physical problems.
  d) equivalent to placebo.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

a



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