CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions with All Correct Answers New Update (Graded A+)
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CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions with All Correct Answers New Update (Graded A+)
What is the primary criticism that neo-Piagetian theorists address in their extensions of Piaget's theory?
A. Lack of focus on symbolic play.
B. Insufficient attention to the concrete operational stage.
C. Failure...
CMN 548 Module 3 Study Questions
with All Correct Answers 2024-2025
New Update (Graded A+)
What is the primary criticism that neo-Piagetian theorists address in their extensions of
Piaget's theory?
A. Lack of focus on symbolic play.
B. Insufficient attention to the concrete operational stage.
C. Failure to acknowledge cultural and individual differences.
D. Overemphasis on emotional development. - Answer- C. Failure to acknowledge
cultural and individual differences.
What term is used to describe the inability to recall past events occurring before a
specific point in time, often associated with brain trauma or psychological factors?
A. Retrograde amnesia
B. Priming
C. Psychogenic amnesia
D. Infantile amnesia - Answer- A. Retrograde amnesia
Which of these is not one of the three major stages of moral reasoning described by
Kohlberg in extension of Piaget Theory?
A. The Morality of The Preschool Period
B. Intelligence
C. Conventional Morality
D. Principled Morality - Answer- B. Intelligence
A psychiatric nurse practitioner is utilizing a positive psychology approach with her
client. Which of the following would you most expect the PMHNP to do?
A. Focus on strengths as much as weaknesses.
B. Only focus on positives, and forget the negatives.
C. Only point out negatives in a given situation.
D. Tell the patient to hide bad behavior. - Answer- A. Focus on strengths as much as
weaknesses
A psychiatric nurse practitioner knows that her patient is exhibiting infantile amnesia
based on which of the following information?
A. The patient does not recall his first day of 5thgrade.
B. The patient does not recall his second birthday party.
C. The patient only remembers his first few years of life.
D. Both A&B - Answer- B. the patient does not recall his second birthday party
,The psychiatric nurse practitioner is evaluating a child for the development of object
permanence. Which of the following would demonstrate object permanence?
A. The nurse puts a ball under a blanket, and the child searches under the blanket.
B. The child swats at a mobile over his head.
C. The nurse puts key behind her back, and the child attempts to grab the keys from
behind her.
D. Both A&C - Answer- D. Both A & C
A PMHNP is attempting to use the techniques of Erik Erikson with a crying infant. Which
of the following would the PMHNP suggest?
A. Build trust with the infant by picking him up and soothing consistently and in a timely
manner.
B. Allow the baby to continue to cry to learn independence.
C. Only pick up the baby when he is not crying so he will not be dependent.
D. Soothe the baby now, but put him down when he starts crying as a form of negative
reinforcement. - Answer- A. Build trust with the infant by picking him up and soothing
consistently and in a timely manner
A PMHNP is conducting a seminar on SOGI. The PMHNP knows which of the following
about gender identity?
A. It can be defined as a person's personal experience of being male or female.
B. Research supports that core gender identity is often formed by age 3.
C. The S.A.G.E. test can be used to assess gender identity.
D. All of the above - Answer- D. All of the Above
A 72 year old patient was referred to your clinic for further evaluation related to
suspected diencephalic amnesia. During the initial intake it is noted the patient's history
is significant for prolonged bouts of alcohol abuse and suspected thiamine deficiency.
What is one possible cause of the diencephalic amnesia?
A. Alzheimer's Disease
B. Korsakoff Syndrome
C. Brain tumor
D. Stroke - Answer- B. Korsakoff Syndrome
One of your patients has subjective reports of amnesia. You are suspicious that the
patient might be malingering. Before conducting further assessment of the patient's
reported amnesia, you recall that amnesia affects only certain kinds of memory. What is
one such type of memory affected by Amnesia?
A. Nondeclarative memory
B. Eidetic memory
C. Declarative memory.
D. Immediate memory - Answer- C. Declarative memory
, You are attempting to determine your patient's level of development and resultant
maturity. Utilizing Erikson's model for stages of development, what stage would you
anticipate your adolescent patient to typically be in the process of trying to master?
A. Identity Vs. Identity Diffusion
B. Intimacy vs. Isolation
C. Generativity Vs. Stagnation
D. Integrity vs. Despair - Answer- B. Intimacy vs. Isolation
You are reviewing the patient history of a new referral prior to your assessment. You
note in the patient's history a previous trauma that led to unilateral damage to the left
cerebral hemisphere. Knowing that unilateral damage can be associated with different
kinds of memory problems you anticipate the patient having which of the following
deficits:
A. Difficulty remembering verbal material such as word lists or stories
B. Impaired memory for faces, spatial layouts, or other nonverbal material
C. Impaired memory for spoken and written text
D. Impaired learning of spatial arrays either through vision or touch. - Answer- A.
Difficulty remembering verbal material such as word lists or stories
Positive psychology is divided into four positive mental health components: talents,
enablers, strengths, and outcomes. Which of the following are examples of enablers?
A. Inborn, genetic, and things not affected by intervention
B. Benign social conditions, interventions, and environmental factors
C. Character traits that reflect facets of mental health that are amendable to change
D. Dependent variables that can be used to provide evidence for validity of change -
Answer- B. Benign social conditions, interventions, and environmental factors
During which of Erickson's Eight Stages of the Life Cycle does the toddler develop
speech, sphincter and muscular control, the toddler practices the social modalities of
holding on and letting go and experiences the first stirrings of the virtue that Erikson
termed will.
A. Industry versus Inferiority (a bout 5 years to about 13 years)
B. Identity versus Role Confusion (about 13 years to about 21 years)
C. Autonomy versus Shame & Doubt (about 18 months to about 3 years)
D. Initiative versus Guilt (about 3 years to about 5 years) - Answer- C. Autonomy versus
Shame & Doubt (about 18 months to about 3 years)
Which of the following is defined as "a compensation for an external disturbance" and
"the factor that internally structures the developing intelligence?
A. Accommodation
B. Equilibration
C. Piaget's Theory
D. Assimilation - Answer- B. Equilibration
During this time the child can conserved or discover what valves do remain invariant, in
the course of any given kind of change or transformation.
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