Question 1

Regarding sleepwalking,

Accepted Answer

A) approximately 1 to 6 percent of children experience isolated episodes of walking in their sleep. 
B) sleepwalking disorder occurs in approximately 15 percent of children. 
C) it appears to be influenced by insufficient sleep, changes in sleep routines and settings and stress. 
D) no genetic component is evident. 
A) approximately 1 to 6 percent of children experience isolated episodes of walking in their sleep. 
B) sleepwalking disorder occurs in approximately 15 percent of children. 
C) it appears to be influenced by insufficient sleep, changes in sleep routines and settings and stress. 
D) no genetic component is evident. C

Question 2

Pica is frequently observed among developmentally delayed youngsters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Children's feeding behaviors are a common concern for at least 50 percent of parents.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT)does not directly target eating symptoms, but addresses interpersonal deficits, interpersonal role disputes, role transitions and grief.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Which of the following interventions for the problems of bedtime refusal, difficulty falling asleep, and nighttime wakenings are supported by research?

Accepted Answer

A) Punishment 
B) Bedtime routines. 
C) Scheduled awakenings 
D) Pharmacological treatments. 
A) Punishment 
B) Bedtime routines. 
C) Scheduled awakenings 
D) Pharmacological treatments.

Question 6

The usual sequence of control over elimination is

Accepted Answer

A) nighttime bowel control, nighttime bladder control, daytime bowel control, nighttime bladder control. 
B) nighttime bowel control, daytime bowel control, nighttime bladder control, daytime bladder control. 
C) nighttime bowel control, daytime bowel control, daytime bladder control, nighttime bladder control. 
D) daytime bowel control, daytime bladder control, nighttime bowel control, nighttime bladder control. 
A) nighttime bowel control, nighttime bladder control, daytime bowel control, nighttime bladder control. 
B) nighttime bowel control, daytime bowel control, nighttime bladder control, daytime bladder control. 
C) nighttime bowel control, daytime bowel control, daytime bladder control, nighttime bladder control. 
D) daytime bowel control, daytime bladder control, nighttime bowel control, nighttime bladder control.

Question 7

Using the case study in the textbook on Matthew, the 11 year old with recurrent nightmares, how would you treat a child with recurrent nightmares?

Accepted Answer

Treating a child with recurrent nightmar

Question 8

There is some evidence that eating conflicts, struggles with food, and unpleasant meals in childhood are associated with symptoms of anorexia in adolescence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Research indicates that after age 11, the hours a young person spends asleep decreases significantly, particularly during the week.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Review the multifaceted program for treating childhood obesity reported in the textbook. What would you include to ensure long-term success?

Accepted Answer

To ensure long-term success in treating

Question 11

Which of the following statements regarding enuresis is accurate?

Accepted Answer

A) Prevalence of enuresis increases with age. 
B) Boys and girls are equally likely to have enuresis. 
C) Elevated levels of antidiuretic hormones are associated with enuresis. 
D) Reduced bladder capacity may be associated with enuresis. 
A) Prevalence of enuresis increases with age. 
B) Boys and girls are equally likely to have enuresis. 
C) Elevated levels of antidiuretic hormones are associated with enuresis. 
D) Reduced bladder capacity may be associated with enuresis.

Question 12

Which of the following statements regarding the prevalence of eating disorders is accurate?

Accepted Answer

A) Youth with "partial syndrome" or subclinical symptoms do not experience much impairment. 
B) EDNOS is less common than anorexia and bulimia. 
C) Females represent about 90 percent of all cases. 
D) Anorexia nervosa is more commonly diagnosed than bulimia nervosa. 
A) Youth with "partial syndrome" or subclinical symptoms do not experience much impairment. 
B) EDNOS is less common than anorexia and bulimia. 
C) Females represent about 90 percent of all cases. 
D) Anorexia nervosa is more commonly diagnosed than bulimia nervosa.

Question 13

Most treatments of encopresis

Accepted Answer

A) combine medical and psychodynamic management. 
B) combine medical and behavioral management. 
C) combine behavioral and psychodynamic management. 
D) avoid the use of enemas. 
A) combine medical and psychodynamic management. 
B) combine medical and behavioral management. 
C) combine behavioral and psychodynamic management. 
D) avoid the use of enemas.

Question 14

Nightmares

Accepted Answer

A) occur during REM sleep. 
B) occur during the first third of the night. 
C) are quite rare. 
D) are unrelated to daytime anxieties. 
A) occur during REM sleep. 
B) occur during the first third of the night. 
C) are quite rare. 
D) are unrelated to daytime anxieties.

Question 15

How does DSM-IV suggest that bulimia nervosa be subtyped? Describe the ways these subtypes compensate for binge eating.

Accepted Answer

DSM-IV suggests that bulimia nervosa can

Question 16

Rumination is an eating disorder in which the youngster

Accepted Answer

A) worries about what kinds of foods to eat. 
B) has concerns with weight and body image. 
C) experiences anxiety when eating occurs outside of the home. 
D) voluntarily regurgitates food or liquid. 
A) worries about what kinds of foods to eat. 
B) has concerns with weight and body image. 
C) experiences anxiety when eating occurs outside of the home. 
D) voluntarily regurgitates food or liquid.

Question 17

Over 50 percent of cases of anorexia nervosa end in death.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The Israel et al. study examining the inclusion of enhanced self-management skills in the treatment of obese youngsters found that self-management training

Accepted Answer

A) resulted in poorer weight loss during treatment. 
B) resulted in superior weight loss during treatment. 
C) increased the likelihood of a youngster returning to pretreatment weight patterns following treatment. 
D) reduced the likelihood of a youngster returning to pretreatment weight patterns following treatment. 
A) resulted in poorer weight loss during treatment. 
B) resulted in superior weight loss during treatment. 
C) increased the likelihood of a youngster returning to pretreatment weight patterns following treatment. 
D) reduced the likelihood of a youngster returning to pretreatment weight patterns following treatment.

Question 19

Research and clinical observations suggest that sleepwalking is due to nervous system immaturity and is therefore unaffected by psychological factors.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

The treatment program for enuresis developed by Houts and his colleagues is known as

Accepted Answer

A) the Desmopressin Program. 
B) Full Bladder Training. 
C) Full Spectrum Home Training. 
D) the Retention Control Program. 
A) the Desmopressin Program. 
B) Full Bladder Training. 
C) Full Spectrum Home Training. 
D) the Retention Control Program.

Regarding sleepwalking,

Pica is frequently observed among developmentally delayed youngsters.

Children's feeding behaviors are a common concern for at least 50 percent of parents.

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT)does not directly target eating symptoms, but addresses interpersonal deficits, interpersonal role disputes, role transitions and grief.

Which of the following interventions for the problems of bedtime refusal, difficulty falling asleep, and nighttime wakenings are supported by research?

The usual sequence of control over elimination is

Using the case study in the textbook on Matthew, the 11 year old with recurrent nightmares, how would you treat a child with recurrent nightmares?

There is some evidence that eating conflicts, struggles with food, and unpleasant meals in childhood are associated with symptoms of anorexia in adolescence.

Research indicates that after age 11, the hours a young person spends asleep decreases significantly, particularly during the week.

Review the multifaceted program for treating childhood obesity reported in the textbook. What would you include to ensure long-term success?

Which of the following statements regarding enuresis is accurate?

Which of the following statements regarding the prevalence of eating disorders is accurate?

Most treatments of encopresis

Nightmares

How does DSM-IV suggest that bulimia nervosa be subtyped? Describe the ways these subtypes compensate for binge eating.

Rumination is an eating disorder in which the youngster

Over 50 percent of cases of anorexia nervosa end in death.

The Israel et al. study examining the inclusion of enhanced self-management skills in the treatment of obese youngsters found that self-management training

Research and clinical observations suggest that sleepwalking is due to nervous system immaturity and is therefore unaffected by psychological factors.

The treatment program for enuresis developed by Houts and his colleagues is known as

Introduction

The Developmental Psychopathology Perspective

Biological and Environmental Contexts of Psychopathology

Research: Its Role and Methods

Classification, Assessment, and Intervention

Anxiety Disorders

Mood Disorders

Conduct Problems

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Language and Learning Disorders

Intellectual Disability

Autism Spectrum Disorder and Schizophrenia

Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions

Evolving Concerns for Youth

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Exam 13: Disorders of Basic Physical Functions

Regarding sleepwalking,

Pica is frequently observed among developmentally delayed youngsters.

Children's feeding behaviors are a common concern for at least 50 percent of parents.

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT)does not directly target eating symptoms, but addresses interpersonal deficits, interpersonal role disputes, role transitions and grief.

Which of the following interventions for the problems of bedtime refusal, difficulty falling asleep, and nighttime wakenings are supported by research?

The usual sequence of control over elimination is

Using the case study in the textbook on Matthew, the 11 year old with recurrent nightmares, how would you treat a child with recurrent nightmares?

There is some evidence that eating conflicts, struggles with food, and unpleasant meals in childhood are associated with symptoms of anorexia in adolescence.

Research indicates that after age 11, the hours a young person spends asleep decreases significantly, particularly during the week.

Review the multifaceted program for treating childhood obesity reported in the textbook. What would you include to ensure long-term success?

Which of the following statements regarding enuresis is accurate?

Which of the following statements regarding the prevalence of eating disorders is accurate?

Most treatments of encopresis

Nightmares

How does DSM-IV suggest that bulimia nervosa be subtyped? Describe the ways these subtypes compensate for binge eating.

Rumination is an eating disorder in which the youngster

Over 50 percent of cases of anorexia nervosa end in death.

The Israel et al. study examining the inclusion of enhanced self-management skills in the treatment of obese youngsters found that self-management training

Research and clinical observations suggest that sleepwalking is due to nervous system immaturity and is therefore unaffected by psychological factors.

The treatment program for enuresis developed by Houts and his colleagues is known as

Introduction

The Developmental Psychopathology Perspective

Biological and Environmental Contexts of Psychopathology

Research: Its Role and Methods

Classification, Assessment, and Intervention

Anxiety Disorders

Mood Disorders

Conduct Problems

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Language and Learning Disorders

Intellectual Disability

Autism Spectrum Disorder and Schizophrenia

Psychological Factors Affecting Medical Conditions

Evolving Concerns for Youth

Filters