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Billy/Bob/Joe (that is one person with these three names and individual identities) is most likely to receive the reaction of
 
  a. pity and empathy. c. medication.
  b. skepticism and hostility. d. immediate hospitalization.

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In a survey of American psychiatrists, _____ of the respondents indicated that they felt there was solid evidence for the scientific validity of the dissociative identity disorder diagnosis.
 
  a. about one-fourth c. about one-half
  b. about one-third d. nearly all



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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