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Bethany unconsciously avoids talking about her childhood whenever possible. Her friend points out that she always changes the subject when her past is discussed. Surprised, Bethany denied this was true. However, her friend quickly replied "denial is a common way of handling unconscious anxiety-I wonder if there's something in your childhood that was traumatic enough for you to have completely repressed the memory?" Bethany's friend's view is typical of the __________ approach to psychological symptoms.

▸ cognitive

▸ behavioral

▸ biopsychosocial

▸ psychodynamic

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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