What is the usual age of onset for Huntington's disease?
a. 5-7 years old
b. 12-20 years old
c. 30-50 years old
d. 65 years or older
c
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A. free association B. systematic desensitization C. aversive conditioning D. transactional therapy
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A) quickly; short-term B) quickly; long-term C) slowly; short-term D) slowly; long-term
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