The most consistently predictive factor of aggression is:
A) ?past violent behavior or criminal behavior.
B) ?euphoria and clouded thinking.
C) ?disorientation and difficulty concentrating.
D) ?recurrent thoughts of death or suicidal ideation or attempts.
A
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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. Intelligence has potential for growth even at advanced ages. 2. When it comes to the effects of aging on learning and memory, there are many individual differences, or “heterogeneity.” 3. The view that intelligence and creativity decline with age is widely shared. 4. According to Lehman, individuals who engage in creative work are most likely to produce the highest volume of highest quality work at later years. 5. Lehman asserts that the modal age at which creative thinkers, leaders, and athletes have reached their peak performance has gradually increased.
Stimulants:
A. slow down, retard, or obtund signals passing through the CNS. B. have no effect on the speed with which signals pass through the CNS. C. have an unknown-and unknowable-effect on the speed of signals passing through the CNS. D. speed up signals passing through the central nervous system (CNS). E. none of the above.
When reporting evaluation findings it is important to frame the information in a manner that is consistent with the ____________ of the eventual user.
a. customs b. point of view c. cultural background d. education
The public health model of health and mental illness emphasizes three levels of prevention. Clinical practitioners today are most likely to emphasize
a) level 1 only b) level 2 only c) level 3 only d) levels 2 and 3