PSYC3305 Chapter 16 and Chapter 17 || with Complete Solution.
Surveys from different parts of the world have shown that _____ ranks as a major problem in the
minds of most young respondents. correct answers bullying
Isabelle was born into a very poor family. Her parents are generally neglectful, and so Isabelle's
nutrition and health care have never been very good. She is at risk for: correct answers mild
intellectual disability
Which of these is NOT a response to the increased clinical focus on the young? correct answers
the study of treatment of children has slowed down because enough has been conducted
Mild intellectual disability is MOST common in which socioeconomic class? correct answers
lower
Rose is very high functioning, but she lacks interest in other people and has difficulty
understanding how they feel. Her condition is sometimes called Asperger's disorder, but using
the current DSM-5-TR criteria, she would be diagnosed with: correct answers autism spectrum
disorder
The inability of some people to take the perspective of another person into account is referred to
as: correct answers mind-blindness.
Compared to the mental health professionals of the early twentieth century, today's mental health
professionals: correct answers give a lot more attention to the needs and problems of children.
Which person would be diagnosed correctly with intellectual disability? correct answers
someone with an IQ of 69 having problems coping with life
A similarity among children with separation anxiety and those with school refusal is that they
both fear going to school and often stay home. The difference in the symptoms of the two
, diagnoses is that: correct answers school refusal often involves fear of others at school, academic
fears, and fears of objects at school.
A child is openly hostile toward his parents. He argues with them constantly and will not do
anything they say. They cannot control him. The diagnosis he is MOST likely to receive is:
correct answers oppositional defiant disorder.
Nations that pioneered normalization in the treatment of intellectual disability include: correct
answers Denmark and Sweden.
Openly offensive and confrontational behaviors are consistent with what pattern of conduct
disorder? correct answers overt-destructive
A child in public school is grouped with other low-IQ children like her. She and her classmates
have a specially designed program that is different from that of the other children in the school.
This is MOST likely an example of: correct answers special education.
Sophia has been diagnosed with having autism spectrum disorder. Her parents note she has
trouble coping when life is too unpredictable. She keeps all of her toys in a certain order on the
shelf and throws a tantrum if her mother moves any of them. Any small changes in her daily
routine also cause her to become very upset, and she commonly throws tantrums when there are
any variations to her schedule. This is an example of: correct answers highly rigid and repetitive
behavior.
Elimination disorders are diagnosed when which criteria have been met? correct answers A child
has reached an age at which he or she is expected to control bodily functions.
Jerome has a habit of telling lies about his classmates, spreading rumors, and manipulating
friendships. This behavior is called: correct answers relational aggression.
Surveys from different parts of the world have shown that _____ ranks as a major problem in the
minds of most young respondents. correct answers bullying
Isabelle was born into a very poor family. Her parents are generally neglectful, and so Isabelle's
nutrition and health care have never been very good. She is at risk for: correct answers mild
intellectual disability
Which of these is NOT a response to the increased clinical focus on the young? correct answers
the study of treatment of children has slowed down because enough has been conducted
Mild intellectual disability is MOST common in which socioeconomic class? correct answers
lower
Rose is very high functioning, but she lacks interest in other people and has difficulty
understanding how they feel. Her condition is sometimes called Asperger's disorder, but using
the current DSM-5-TR criteria, she would be diagnosed with: correct answers autism spectrum
disorder
The inability of some people to take the perspective of another person into account is referred to
as: correct answers mind-blindness.
Compared to the mental health professionals of the early twentieth century, today's mental health
professionals: correct answers give a lot more attention to the needs and problems of children.
Which person would be diagnosed correctly with intellectual disability? correct answers
someone with an IQ of 69 having problems coping with life
A similarity among children with separation anxiety and those with school refusal is that they
both fear going to school and often stay home. The difference in the symptoms of the two
, diagnoses is that: correct answers school refusal often involves fear of others at school, academic
fears, and fears of objects at school.
A child is openly hostile toward his parents. He argues with them constantly and will not do
anything they say. They cannot control him. The diagnosis he is MOST likely to receive is:
correct answers oppositional defiant disorder.
Nations that pioneered normalization in the treatment of intellectual disability include: correct
answers Denmark and Sweden.
Openly offensive and confrontational behaviors are consistent with what pattern of conduct
disorder? correct answers overt-destructive
A child in public school is grouped with other low-IQ children like her. She and her classmates
have a specially designed program that is different from that of the other children in the school.
This is MOST likely an example of: correct answers special education.
Sophia has been diagnosed with having autism spectrum disorder. Her parents note she has
trouble coping when life is too unpredictable. She keeps all of her toys in a certain order on the
shelf and throws a tantrum if her mother moves any of them. Any small changes in her daily
routine also cause her to become very upset, and she commonly throws tantrums when there are
any variations to her schedule. This is an example of: correct answers highly rigid and repetitive
behavior.
Elimination disorders are diagnosed when which criteria have been met? correct answers A child
has reached an age at which he or she is expected to control bodily functions.
Jerome has a habit of telling lies about his classmates, spreading rumors, and manipulating
friendships. This behavior is called: correct answers relational aggression.
