______ factors are implicated in mild forms of intellectual disability
a. Genetic
b. Environmental
c. Genetic and environmental
d. Situational
c
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Topics covered in are often related to past and present mood symptoms, relevant risk factors such as interpersonal and cognitive factors, medical and treatment history, ongoing problems and comorbid diagnoses, motivation for change, social support, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors
a. structured interviews b. unstructured interviews c. projective tests d. personality tests
What may combine with maladaptive perfection and body dissatisfaction to create an even greater risk for an eating disorder?
a. perceived inadequacies in social relationships b. an interest in eating healthy c. short-term anxiety to an external stressor d. lack of sleep
Temperament includes:
a. activity level. c. adaptability to new situations. b. regularity in eating and sleep habits. d. all of these.
Schizophrenia usually appears in
a) early childhood. b) middle or late childhood. c) adolescence or early adulthood. d) late adulthood.