Eight-year-old Cade has been diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder. Cade’s disorder is an example of a(n) ______ disorder in the DSM-5.
a. disruptive, impulse control, and conduct
b. attachment
c. trauma and stressor-related
d. neurodevelopmental
Ans: A
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A) It is being negatively reinforced. B) It is being negatively punished. C) It is being extinguished. D) It is being positively punished.
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a. 5; 12 b. 15; 22 c. 22; 25 d. 25; 32
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A) European Americans B) European and African Americans C) European, Hispanic, and Asian Americans D) European, Hispanic, African, and Asian Americans