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Kathleen has been arrested several times for shoplifting. Because she is a repeat offender, the judge requested a psychological evaluation. The results show a young woman with difficulty thinking through problems and generating appropriate solutions.
 
  In addition, she has impaired judgment and difficulty controlling impulses. What brain lobe would most likely be involved in this type of cognitive dysfunction?
   A) Frontal
   B) Temporal
   C) Occipital
   D) Parietal

Question 2

Although Anton Mesmer was criticized for his animal magnetism approach to treatment, he managed to demonstrate the importance of
 
  A) a physician's training.
   B) energy flow.
   C) humane treatment.
   D) the placebo effect.



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Answer to Question 1

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