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An Inherent Problem with Phallometric Methods Is That the Defendant's

Question 99

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An inherent problem with phallometric methods is that the defendant's self-interest co-exists with a well-documented ability of the assessee to

A) "fake good."
B) do the best they can on the task.
C) purposely fail the task.
D) be first to finish the task.

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