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sammy

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Michael has a big psychology exam coming up. Every time he sits down to study, he flashes back to what happened during his last exam; he was sweating profusely, the pencil kept slipping from his hand, and he drew blanks for several questions he knew
 
  well, which led him to believe he was going to fail. He is now worried the same thing will happen with his next exam. Michael is most likely experiencing:
 
  a) Generalized anxiety disorder
  b) Test anxiety
  c) Pre-emptive anxiety
  d) A normal reaction to an upcoming exam

Question 2

How are learning disorders classified in DSM-5?
 
  a) Anxiety disorders
  b) Neurocognitive disorders
  c) Neurodevelopmental disorders
  d) Learning disorders are no longer included in the DSM-5.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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