Why,in Part,does a Greater Degree of Tension Exist with the Larger

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Multiple Choice

Why,in part,does a greater degree of tension exist with the larger society for the Jehovah's Witnesses than for the Seventh-Day Adventists?

• A)The Jehovah's Witnesses have merged with the larger society to a greater extent as a result of the hospitals, colleges, schools, and businesses they have built.
• B)The Jehovah's Witnesses have held onto their original apocalyptic vision more stringently.
• C)The boundaries surrounding the Jehovah's Witnesses have become more permeable than those surrounding the Seventh-Day Adventists
• D)The behavioral requirements for members of the Jehovah's Witnesses have become less rigid over time.
• E)The Jehovah's Witnesses have changed more over time than the Seventh-Day Adventists.

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Distinguish between different mood disorders and understand their key features.

Understand the concepts of preparedness and its role in the development of certain phobias.

Acknowledge the complexities and controversies surrounding the etiology of dissociative identity disorder.

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