Sarah, age 14, showed her report card to her mother. Upon reading Sarah's grades, her
mother replied critically, "I see that you got all A's and one B in history.
Since history seems
to be your weakest subject, I want you to spend an extra hour a day studying your history
book. You can do better than a B. I'm going to check in on you every fifteen minutes to
make sure you are studying." Assuming that Sarah has a history of childhood-onset
schizophrenia, which of her mother's characteristics are the strongest predictors of relapse?
a. Ambiguity, overinvolvement
b. Criticism, coldness
c. Coldness, overinvolvement
d. Ambiguity, criticism
e. Criticism, overinvolvement
E
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