Exam 13: Developmental and Disruptive Behavior Disorders

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Nervous system changes that are due to problems in the closure of the neural tube, proper development of the forebrain, and completion of the corpus callosum are referred to as

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Evidence to support a genetic basis for ADHD is

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Educational programs for reading are generally centered on helping children

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Agents, substances, or exposures that can harm a prenatal or perinatal individual's health are collectively referred to as

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Individuals, especially African Americans, who experience damaged red blood cells, slow blood movement, and less oxygenation to the body may be diagnosed with

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The causal model of the behavior disorders that is termed multifactorial may also be called the ____ model.

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Enlargement of the overall brain, especially with respect to the mid-sagittal area, ventricles, limbic system, amygdala, and occipital, parietal, and temporal lobes, is associated with

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To be diagnosed with intellectual disability, a person must have

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Identify the prevention of developmental disorders.

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If brain damage is suspected in a person with a developmental disorder, ____ testing may be used.

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Teachers who address writing problems focus on

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Personality factors come into play in youths with disruptive behavior disorders, particularly oppositional defiant or conduct disorder. These personality factors could relate to temperament issues and involve

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The main biological treatment method for children with disruptive behavior disorders is

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Children with ADHD show brain area volumes that are

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Mark is hyperactive, often flaps his arms wildly about, and will bang his head against a wall over and over for no apparent reason. He cannot relate to his peers very well and uses very bizarre language. His doctors have excluded him from a diagnosis of autism, because genetic testing revealed that damage to a chromosome can account for his symptoms. Mark probably has

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Intelligence tests are highly useful for gathering information about cognitive ability and potential for future scholastic achievement, but they are not a measure of

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Children who are unable to adjust their behavior from recess to the classroom setting within a few minutes and continue to be disruptive, have trouble following rules, and are unable to concentrate on academic tasks may have

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Children with ADHD who have problems with all three symptoms of inattention, hyper activity, and impulsivity have

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Tay-Sachs disease, which produces severe motor and sensory disabilities, intellectual disability, and death at age 2 to 4 years, is found especially in

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Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for disruptive behavior disorders?

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