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capsules are the best bet when it comes to anxiety medication. Conditioning and expectations mat- ter, and so does learned behavior. In the eighties, Levine and Gordon divided a group of postoperative patients into three sections: those in the first section re- ceived morphine secretly, those in the secon

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ence on Identifying Adults at High Risk for Ill Health by Virtue of Remembered or Experienced Childhood Adversity. National Institute of Aging/NIH, Bethesda, Maryland. Goodman, G. S. (201.7, April). Childhood trauma, memory, and suggestibility. Western Psychological Association, Sacramento, CA. Goodman