The inability of a child with ADHD to break down observed behaviors into component parts that can be recombined into goal-directed behaviors is referred to by Barkley as
A. internalization.
B. nonverbalization.
C. self-regulation.
D. reconstitution.
Answer: D
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accommodation. b. egocentrism. c. reversion. d. centration.
Psychosomatic symptoms are:
a. real physical symptoms that are caused by psychological factors b. imagined physical ailments c. real physical symptoms that are caused by defense mechanisms d. symptomatic of Type B personalities
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What will be an ideal response?
The hypothetico-deductive method begins with an inductive evaluation of many facts. These facts are usually obtained from _____
a. the student's faculty advisor c. the literature review b. casual observations d. the institutional review board