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What has Canadian researcher Lambe (1997 ) determined about decreases in brain size among anorexics?
 
  a) They are not as pronounced as once thought.
  b) While white matter is restored upon recovery, grey matter losses are permanent.
  c) Grey matter volume is restored but white matter deficits remain after recovery.
  d) Both grey and white matter losses appear irreversible.

Question 2

A case study of Rebecca (a patient diagnosed with bulimia nervosa complicated by depression and alcohol abuse) presented by Hendricks and Thompson (2005 ) found that CBT was most effective in:
 
  a) Increasing self-confidence
  b) Eliminating binge eating
  c) Reducing suicide ideation
  d) Reducing purging behaviours



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Answer to Question 1

Please could you help me with another one. Thank you

Answer to Question 2

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