Exam 5: Disorders of Early Development

During the Christmas festivities,baby Ellen becomes fussy around her parents and cries loudly when passed to unfamiliar family members.This is an example of Ellen's:

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Question 21

Explain why it would be important to know how consistent and stable temperament is over time,particularly as it relates to psychopathology.

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Question 22

When understanding the etiology of sleep disorders,it is important to understand factors that influence the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,childhood illness)and the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,difficulty self-soothing after an illness).

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Question 23

One of the reasons it is difficult to accurately diagnosis clinical syndromes in very young infants is related to which of the following factors?

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Question 24

Pica is a fairly common disorder characterized by repeated regurgitation of food.

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Question 25

Describe and provide two examples of the importance of parent factors in the development of sleep-awake disorders in children.

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Question 26

Renee's family has a history of anxiety disorders.The likelihood that she will pass this trait on to her children could be described as one component of the diathesis-stress model.

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Question 27

The authors of this text would support which of the following statements regarding a child's physiological and emotional functioning?

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Question 28

Research has identified a link between children who are uninhibited and less reactive to what types of childhood disorders?

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Question 29

Discuss the ways that the temperament dimensions of surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control may contribute to an increased risk of psychopathology.

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Question 30

An infant who is timid and shy may be at risk for developing an anxiety disorder.Timidity and shyness are considered which type of risk factor?

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Question 31

Dale's tendency to react negatively to changes in his routine has persisted into his adult life.This is called temperamental ________.

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Question 32

The ________ model is based on the idea that some individuals are innately more susceptible to the development of a particular disorder that can be triggered by later negative experiences.

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Question 33

Girls are more likely to score higher on scales measuring effortful control.

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Question 34

Describe the three factors (surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control)related to infant emotionality.In what ways do these factors differ between boys and girls and in different cultures?

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Question 35

How would researchers explain the development of schizophrenia in a young child using the diathesis-stress model? Include a discussion of differential susceptibility and sensitivity to context.

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Question 36

Biobehavioral shifts are characterized by which of the following?

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Question 37

Describe one way in which it is important to understand normal development when assessing feeding disorders in young children.

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Question 38

Describe why it is important to understand normal development when assessing sleep disorders in young children.

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During the Christmas festivities,baby Ellen becomes fussy around her parents and cries loudly when passed to unfamiliar family members.This is an example of Ellen's:

Explain why it would be important to know how consistent and stable temperament is over time,particularly as it relates to psychopathology.

When understanding the etiology of sleep disorders,it is important to understand factors that influence the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,childhood illness)and the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,difficulty self-soothing after an illness).

One of the reasons it is difficult to accurately diagnosis clinical syndromes in very young infants is related to which of the following factors?

Pica is a fairly common disorder characterized by repeated regurgitation of food.

Describe and provide two examples of the importance of parent factors in the development of sleep-awake disorders in children.

Renee's family has a history of anxiety disorders.The likelihood that she will pass this trait on to her children could be described as one component of the diathesis-stress model.

The authors of this text would support which of the following statements regarding a child's physiological and emotional functioning?

Research has identified a link between children who are uninhibited and less reactive to what types of childhood disorders?

Discuss the ways that the temperament dimensions of surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control may contribute to an increased risk of psychopathology.

An infant who is timid and shy may be at risk for developing an anxiety disorder.Timidity and shyness are considered which type of risk factor?

Dale's tendency to react negatively to changes in his routine has persisted into his adult life.This is called temperamental ________.

The ________ model is based on the idea that some individuals are innately more susceptible to the development of a particular disorder that can be triggered by later negative experiences.

Girls are more likely to score higher on scales measuring effortful control.

Describe the three factors (surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control)related to infant emotionality.In what ways do these factors differ between boys and girls and in different cultures?

How would researchers explain the development of schizophrenia in a young child using the diathesis-stress model? Include a discussion of differential susceptibility and sensitivity to context.

Biobehavioral shifts are characterized by which of the following?

Describe one way in which it is important to understand normal development when assessing feeding disorders in young children.

Describe why it is important to understand normal development when assessing sleep disorders in young children.

Introduction

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Substance Use and Addictive Disorders

Eating Disorders

Filters

Exam 5: Disorders of Early Development

During the Christmas festivities,baby Ellen becomes fussy around her parents and cries loudly when passed to unfamiliar family members.This is an example of Ellen's:

Explain why it would be important to know how consistent and stable temperament is over time,particularly as it relates to psychopathology.

When understanding the etiology of sleep disorders,it is important to understand factors that influence the ________ of sleep disorders (e.g. ,childhood illness)and the ________ of sleep disorders (e.g. ,difficulty self-soothing after an illness).

One of the reasons it is difficult to accurately diagnosis clinical syndromes in very young infants is related to which of the following factors?

Pica is a fairly common disorder characterized by repeated regurgitation of food.

Describe and provide two examples of the importance of parent factors in the development of sleep-awake disorders in children.

Renee's family has a history of anxiety disorders.The likelihood that she will pass this trait on to her children could be described as one component of the diathesis-stress model.

The authors of this text would support which of the following statements regarding a child's physiological and emotional functioning?

Research has identified a link between children who are uninhibited and less reactive to what types of childhood disorders?

Discuss the ways that the temperament dimensions of surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control may contribute to an increased risk of psychopathology.

An infant who is timid and shy may be at risk for developing an anxiety disorder.Timidity and shyness are considered which type of risk factor?

Dale's tendency to react negatively to changes in his routine has persisted into his adult life.This is called temperamental ________.

The ________ model is based on the idea that some individuals are innately more susceptible to the development of a particular disorder that can be triggered by later negative experiences.

Girls are more likely to score higher on scales measuring effortful control.

Describe the three factors (surgency,negative affectivity,and effortful control)related to infant emotionality.In what ways do these factors differ between boys and girls and in different cultures?

How would researchers explain the development of schizophrenia in a young child using the diathesis-stress model? Include a discussion of differential susceptibility and sensitivity to context.

Biobehavioral shifts are characterized by which of the following?

Describe one way in which it is important to understand normal development when assessing feeding disorders in young children.

Describe why it is important to understand normal development when assessing sleep disorders in young children.

Introduction

Models of Child Development, psychopathology, and Treatment

Principles and Practices of Developmental Psychopathology

Classification, assessment and Diagnosis, and Intervention

Disorders of Attachment

Intellectual Developmental Disorder and Learning Disorders

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Attention Deficithyperactivity Disorder

Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Conduct Disorder

Anxiety Disorders, obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, and Somatic Symptom Disorders

Mood Disorders and Suicidality

Maltreatment and Trauma-And Stressor-Related Disorders

Substance Use and Addictive Disorders

Eating Disorders

Filters

When understanding the etiology of sleep disorders,it is important to understand factors that influence the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,childhood illness)and the of sleep disorders (e.g. ,difficulty self-soothing after an illness).