The disorder that characterizes children who have persistent bedwetting and have never
established urinary control is ______.
a. primary enuresis c. primary encopresis
b. secondary enuresis d. secondary encopresis
A
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In connection with sexually transmitted diseases, Chapter 11 discussed a vaccine called Gardasil. According to the information in the chapter,
a. Gardasil is especially useful in preventing genital herpes. b. Gardasil can prevent all of the identified forms of HPV. c. many parents believe that their daughters would become more sexually active if they took this vaccine. d. when a woman receives the Gardasil vaccine—and she uses condoms every time—she has less than a 5% chance of acquiring a sexually transmitted disease.
Mia has a great deal of anxiety around dogs. Her therapist notes that this anxiety disappears when Mia removes herself from the presence of the dog, thereby reinforcing her avoidance of dogs. This analysis of how anxiety precedes Mia's encounter with dogs and relief follows when Mia gets away from dogs is an example of which assessment technique?
a. Projective testing b. MRI c. Functional analysis d. Structured interview
In healthy, well-adjusted individuals, dissociation typically occurs following a. calm, reflective periods
b. participation in a group activity. c. reading or any activity that requires great concentration. d. stress or a traumatic event.
Which of the following statements about neuronal conduction in myelinated neurons is correct?
A. Myelinated axons use saltatory conduction. B. Myelination is a less efficient way to increase conduction speed than increasing the width of axons. C. Myelin is only found on neurons in the brain. D. Thicker myelination on axons results in a slower conduction of action potentials.