The developmental trajectory of youth who experience abuse is most often disrupted
in which of the following ways?
a. They fail to form secure attachments to trusted adults.
b. They are unable to express positive affection to adults or peers.
c. They avoid sexual contact with others, even in adolescence and beyond.
d. They tend to overcontrol their emotions, often to the point of having a very flat
affect.
e. They usually refuse to comply with their parents or other adults, and are
excessively oppositional and defiant.
A
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Research has demonstrated what effect of divorce on the children? a. They show academic and social difficulties at first, but not later
b. They seem fine at first, but develop academic and social difficulties later. c. The results are highly variable, both at first and later. d. On average, they develop the same as others, both in childhood and adulthood.
Which part of the brain translates visual information into auditory information?
a. Wernicke's area b. Visual cortex c. Angular gyrus d. Frontal lobe
Which statement is consistent with a monistic philosophy?
a. The soul is the essence of the self and the brain is its vessel. b. The mind and the brain are one. c. The mind controls our emotions and the brain controls our bodies. d. The brain is too rudimentary to explain complex human behavior.
Bullying first appears in early childhood and
a. ends by the time a child begins middle school. b. ends by the beginning of high school. c. continues until the end of high school and then is not shown during adulthood. d. can continue into adulthood.