Exam 15: Intellectual Disabilities and Autism Spectrum Disorders
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The cutoff score for intellectual disability is approximately two standard deviations below the mean.If IQ scores were normally distributed,this would mean that approximately _____ percent of the population would fall below this cutoff?
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What evidence do psychologists put forth in support of the validity of intelligence tests?
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Even though more than 2.3 percent of people have IQs below the 70 cutoff,only about 1 percent of the population has an intellectual disability.The prevalence of intellectual disability is lower than the prevalence of low IQs because
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Which child is most likely to show a significant change in IQ score if retested five years later?
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________ fire when a person performs an action and also when the person observes somebody else performing the action.
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What is the current evidence regarding the value of secretin as a treatment for autism?
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In statistical calculations,the square root of the variance is called the
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Recent theorizing as to the cause of ASD has looked at the functioning of __________ neurons that fire both when an individual performs an action and when the individual observes another performing the same action.
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Even though more than 2.3 percent of the population has IQs below 70,only about 1 percent of people are diagnosed as having intellectual disability at any one point in time.Explain this discrepancy.
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What is meant by a "theory of mind" as it applies to autism,and how can it be illustrated?
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Due to a U.S.Supreme Court ruling that death constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment" for people with intellectual disabilities,an IQ score of 69 rather than 70 can mean
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A researcher is describing a theory of the interaction of genes and the environment on intelligence and uses the term "reaction range." Which of the following is an example of this concept?
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You are attempting to design ways of observing young children that predict an increased risk for autism.Based on recent NIMH research,you would look for
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What can a caretaker do to diminish the intellectual disability associated with PKU?
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Alfred Binet and Theophile Simon developed the first intelligence test in 1905 in response to a request by the French government to identify
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Approximately _____ percent of children with classic autism remain mute.
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Which of the following is an example of the eugenics movement in the United States?
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