A person who has pure alexia __________.
A. cannot read but can still write
B. is unable to write
C. would also have agraphia
D. suffers from a pure form of aphasia
Answer: A
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a. Clinicians no longer have to decide whether behaviors are inappropriate or excessive to diagnose childhood disorders. b. In the latest edition, there are only seven diagnostic categories, so many children's problems are lumped together in overlapping categories. c. In the latest edition, the criteria have become very strict, so there has been a dramatic decrease in the number of children diagnosed. d. To determine if a child has a disorder, clinicians consider the child's age, developmental level, environmental factors, and symptoms that cause significant impairment in daily functioning over an extended period of time.
The occurrence of daytime sleep attacks is a symptom of
a. sleep paralysis. b. narcolepsy. c. insomnia. d. daytime sleepiness. e. sleep apnea.
The most common type of child sexual abuse is
A) oral sex. B) vaginal penetration. C) genital fondling. D) exhibitionism.
Which of these abnormalities has been found in many people with autism?
a. Increased sensitivity to pain b. Almost constant dizziness c. Larger than average heads and brains d. Unusually frequent eye movements