Mark always expects things to turn out well, which motivates him to actively cope with adversity
He is less likely to be stopped by temporary setbacks and more likely to deal with problems head-on. Mark also tends to take better care of himself because he believes that his efforts to stay healthy will succeed. Mark would be described as a(n)
__________.
Fill in the blank with correct word
optimist
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Examples of restricted, repetitive patterns of behavior indicative of ASD include which of the following?
A) Reduced sharing of interests or emotions B) Unusual interest in sensory aspects of environment C) A total lack of facial expressions D) Absence of interest in peers
Gail and Janelle are talking about the differences between their children. Janelle's youngest, who is one year old, has not yet crawled. Gail says that Janelle should be worried. Should Janelle be worried about her son's motor development?
A. yes-normal children crawl by 10 months according to norms of development B. no-norms for development refer to an average age and not absolute age C. no-motor development at this age is controlled by experience, and so Janelle should just spend more time playing with her son D. yes-10 months is late for crawling
The action potential spreads through an axon by ______.
A. a decremental of graded potential B. a nondecremental of graded potential C. inflow of potassium ions and outflow of sodium ions D. depolarizing adjacent membrane to threshold, triggering another action potential
The arcuate fasciculus is typically damaged in cases of
a. conduction aphasia only b. conduction aphasia and Broca's aphasia. c. conduction aphasia and global aphasia. d. conduction aphasia and transcortical aphasia.