According to Verbrugge and Jette's (1994) model of disability, the term impairment refers to
a. diagnosis, disease, and injury.
b. structural abnormalities.
c. difficulty doing basic activities.
d. walking, reading, or speaking.
b
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Which of the following types of studies would a behavioral geneticist NOT conduct?
a. family b. adoption c. twin d. linkage
The predominant affect expressed by many clients in the beginning of narrative therapy is
a. rage b. terror c. distress d. embarrassment
If researchers show children with ASD faces of their mothers, particularly if these faces have a red dot on the forehead, their activity level in the right fusiform gyrus becomes close to normal. As described in the text, researchers have interpreted this to mean ______.
a. children with ASD lack the motor control to focus their eyes on the appropriate stimulus b. children with ASD have malfunctioning visual processing that prevents them from preferring faces in most cases c. children with ASD have a functioning right fusiform gyrus, but ordinarily have deficits in the motivation to engage with social stimuli d. children with ASD have less experience with social stimuli, resulting in underdeveloped processing for these stimuli
Instead of replacing the problem story with a problem-free story, narrative therapists help their clients to ________________________________
a. redefine client’s problems as opportunities b. find new ways to view, interact with, and respond to problems in their lives by redefining the role of problems c. help clients to realize how others have “wronged” them d. speak out loud their beliefs about the problem therefore realizing how absurd they are