A difficulty in the use of word order, use of function words, and selection of appropriate word endings is termed
a. apraxia.
b. anosmia.
c. agrammatism.
d. articulation disorder.
e. anomia.
Answer: c. agrammatism.
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How do major mood disorders differ from dysthymia and cyclothymia?
a. Major mood disorders involve more severe emotional changes, while dysthymia and cyclothymia are milder. b. Major mood disorders affect adults, while dysthymia and cyclothymia affect children and adolescents. c. Major mood disorders do not respond to drug therapy, while dysthymia and cyclothymia do. d. Major mood disorders are reactions to obvious external events, while dysthymia and cyclothymia have endogenous causes.
Regarding client contact, client-centered therapy recommends
a. weekly meetings with the client, with no extra sessions and no phone calls/e-mails/texts between sessions. b. weekly meetings with the client, with extra sessions as needed but no phone calls/e-mails/texts between sessions. c. weekly meetings with the client, with no extra sessions but phone calls/e-mails/texts between sessions, as needed. d. weekly meetings with the client, with extra sessions as needed as well as phone calls/e-mails/texts between sessions, as needed.
Neural centers controlling vomiting and respiration are found in the
A. brainstem. B. frontal lobe. C. cerebellum. D. pituitary gland.
Melba is one of the unique individuals that has 4 kinds of cones. What is not true about Melba?
A. She must be female because having four kinds of cones requires two X chromosomes. B. She has two forms of the short-wavelength cone. C. She has two forms of the long-wavelength cone. D. She is better at making distinctions between one color and another compared to someone with three cones.