In a neuron, the cell's metabolic functions are performed by the

a. soma.
b. axon.
c. terminal button.
d. synapse.
e. dendrite.


a

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Stewart, who is 2 years old, recently suffered a brain injury which resulted in him losing the ability to comprehend language. Given what we know about brain plasticity and age, we might assume that a. Stewart may also lose the ability to speak language. b. other parts of Stewart's brain may be able assume the functions lost due to injury. c. Stewart may regain the ability to comprehend

language when he reaches adolescence and his brain hasgreater plasticity. d. due to redundancy of neural connections, Stewart will never recover from the injury.

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Our body temperature is two degrees lower than normal; however, this temperature is due to your circadian rhythm. How are you likely to feel?

a) sleepy and tired b) irritable and tense c) alert and wide awake d) cheerful and energetic

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An expert on workplace violence notes that there are four major types. He describes a type in which the assailant has a legitimate relationship with the organization and commits the act while being served by the organization

What will he note that is of particular interest in this type of workplace violence? a) This type accounts for the majority of workplace murders. b) There is a high probability that alcohol and/or drugs were involved in the murder or assault. c) This type rarely results in killing but is responsible for a great deal of the non-fatal assaults at work. d) Most of these perpetrators have worked for the organization for a long time and frequently return in an effort to win back their jobs after being "separated for cause."

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Dr. Smith is hoping that his patient with OCD will experience reduced anxiety and less frequent obsessions when he is asked to face situations that provoke obsessions and make him anxious. The term referring to this treatment process is

A) psychoanalysis B) cognitive therapy C) transference D) exposure

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