The Fact That Vastly Different Types of Therapies Often Produce

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Multiple Choice

The fact that vastly different types of therapies often produce similar outcomes has led some researchers to search for similar elements shared by each of the approaches that may account for their common successes. These elements are called:

• A) meta-factors
• B) common factors
• C) joint components
• D) shared components

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Definitions:

Septum Secundum

Second of two major septal structures involved in the partitioning of the atrium, arising later than the septum primum and located to the right of it; it remains an incomplete partition until after birth, with its unclosed area constituting the foramen ovale.

Foramen Rotundum

An opening in the sphenoid bone of the skull through which the maxillary branch of the trigeminal nerve passes.

Neural Tube

The precursor to the central nervous system in vertebrates, developing into the brain and spinal cord.

Ventricles of the Brain

Cerebral cavities filled with cerebrospinal fluid that help protect the brain from injury and provide it nutrients.