Recent family data on eating disorders are contrary to Minuchin's ...

[kellyjaisingh]

Recent family data on eating disorders are contrary to Minuchin's theory of eating disorders by suggesting
 
  a) It is difficult to find parental overinvolvement in the families of anorexics.
  b) Families of anorexics are not different from non-eating disordered families.
  c) Individuals who live alone can develop eating disorders.
  d) Eating disorders can arise among individuals with highly changeable family lives (such as multiple divorces).

Question 2

Tim was receiving cognitive therapy for depression. His therapist
 
  a) encouraged Tim to examine his early childhood conflicts.
  b) provided structured feedback to Tim about his family environment.
  c) engaged Tim in a method of challenging negative self-statements.
  d) focused on Tim's reaction to his style and offered interpretations.

[cam1229]

Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

c

[kellyjaisingh]

Excellent

[lindahyatt42]

Gracias!