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natalie2426

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What is the function of a Community Treatment Order?
 
  a) To require psychologists to deliver some services to the community free of charge.
  b) To regulate when and how mentally ill persons can live in the community.
  c) To require medical practitioners to make detailed reports about patients' compliance with treatment.
  d) To ensure that the provincial governments commit to opening treatment centres within rural communities.

Question 2

Despite overall symptom continuity between clinical and subclinical panic sufferers, Cox, Endler, and Swinson (1991 ) have identified which of the following to be one major qualitative difference between these groups?
 
  a) Lifestyle restriction
  b) Physiological symptoms
  c) Number of panic triggers
  d) Feelings of helplessness



lindahyatt42

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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