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| An underlying psychological disorder and a desire for secondary gain drive this deception. She even offers lengthy psychoanalytic interpretations of medication refusal from the client's perspective, which includes topics like transference, secondary gain and even something about sexual imagery. On the other hand, learning theory suggests that a person derives secondary gain by avoiding an activity or activities that are stressful or noxious and by gaining emotional or social support that may not otherwise be available. |
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