The authors of the textbook report an interview with a patient named Jim who was originally diagnosed with autism, although today he would probably receive a diagnoses of Asperger's disorder. Jim's lucid description of his internal experiences suggests that the unusual behaviors characteristic of Asperger's might be influenced by:
A. delusions
B. limited cognitive abilities
C. abnormal sensory experiences
D. anxiety
C. abnormal sensory experiences
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A DSM-5 diagnosis of ASD will be based on ____
a. five different subtypes b. one overarching category c. dimensional symptoms d. easily separated symptoms
Reactivity of observation often occurs with self-monitoring, but never when recording is done by an observer
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Which of the following demonstrates the "creative self" as described by Adler?
a. Jim thinks about his past and falls into a deep depression. b. Lauren responds to her unconscious motivations. c. Greg fears he will never walk again after his car accident. d. Diane knows she is not athletic but works hard to develop her intellect.
According to Erikson, when an individual reaches the late adult years with many past regrets and fear that time its running out, they are likely to experience
a. stagnation. c. death. b. despair. d. isolation.