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Tim has a flat face, small nose, eyes that appear to slant upward because of small folds of skin at the inside corner, short arms and legs, and small squarish hands. These physical features are typical of a chromosomal disorder called
 
  a) phenylketonuria.
   b) Down syndrome.
   c) Tay-Sachs disease.
   d) Fragile X syndrome.

Question 2

Depressed children and their parents
 
  a) tend to avoid conflict.
  b) have more negative interactions.
  c) have less supportive relationships, but are generally free of conflict.
  d) frequently have over involved relationships.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

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