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George and Logan are brothers. They live in a small apartment in the city with some other relatives. Their
  family is extremely poor. Their father is hardest on George, the eldest, and sometimes physically abuses
  him.
 
  Which environmental factor is likely to be more important in the later adjustment of George and
  Logan?
 
  A) Their poverty.
  B) The physical abuse.
  C) The fact that they live with other family members.
  D) The overcrowding of their living situation.

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Quentin is seeking medication to treat his panic disorder. Due to Quentin's history of substance abuse, his
  doctor hesitates.
 
  After some consideration, the doctor is most likely to write Quentin a prescription for a
  ________, confident that abuse won't be an issue.
 
  A) SSRI B) monamine oxidase inhibitor
  C) tricyclic D) benzodiazepine
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