Blaming Another Person for One's Disorder

question 6

Multiple Choice

Blaming another person for one's disorder

• A) is most effective when the person being blamed is not a close friend or family member.
• B) can interfere with adjustment to the disease.
• C) may be tied to unresolved hostility.
• D) is maladaptive, may be tied to unresolved hostility, and can interfere with adjustment to the disease.
• E) is maladaptive.

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