Which of the following coping strategies emphasizes patients' attempts to rebel against asylum staff?
A) conversion
B) intransigence
C) withdrawal
D) colonization
Answer: B
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Several background factors have been observed repeatedly among people who engage in atypical sexual behaviors, including
a. lack of early church- or school-based sex education. b. early failures at intimate relationships. c. lack of a consistent parenting environment. d. high self-esteem.
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a. ?identical elements b. ?formal discipline c. ?teaching machine d. ?active learning