The Backgrounds of Persistent Firesetters Reveal That They Were Often

question 23

Multiple Choice

The backgrounds of persistent firesetters reveal that they were often:

• A) the target of punishment where fire was used as the painful stimulus.
• B) from families with alcoholic parents.
• C) sexually abused.
• D) from broken homes.
• E) the youngest child in the family.

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