Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) __________
A) is usually a lifelong disorder
B) does not respond to drug treatment
C) is most effectively treated by medication alone
D) has little to no impact on the affected child’s family
Answer: A
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a. In the former, you stay in contact with reality; in the latter, you may become a paranoid schizophrenic. b. In the former, you have memory gaps; in the latter, you may also assume a new identity oin a new place. c. You experience much more memory loss in the former than in the latter. d. You experience multiple personalities in the former, but not the latter.
In studies of jet pilots, Bennett and others have found all of the following EXCEPT:
a. in adults, sensory deprivation disrupts the information evaluation process b. jet pilots flying at high altitudes on a straight, level course may become disoriented c. disorientation is reduced if a person to talk to is present d. having enough rest prior to flying reduces disruptions
Integration of inputs from many synapses on the postsynaptic neuron is known as a. saltatory conduction
b. the absolute refractory period. c. spatial summation. d. temporal summation.
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A. propagating B. refractory C. residual D. terminal