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Karl relies on his wife to make every decision, from what kind of suits he should buy to which people at work he should get to know better. He feels that he must rely heavily on his wife because he feels he is not competent to carry out these tasks.
 
  Which of the following personality disorders would fit Karl?
  a) schizoid
  b) avoidant
  c) dependent
  d) borderline

Question 2

A major psychological hypothesis regarding the onset of panic involves
 
  a) a fundamental problem with breathing control.
  b) difficulties in relaxing.
  c) a concern with, and misinterpretation of, bodily sensations.
  d) excessive attempts to relax that fail.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

c



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