Memory substitutions - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

FSIQ correct answers -Most valid measure of overall cog. ability -Consists of all 10 subtests -No more than two substitutions allowed. GAI correct answers -Sum scaled scores of three VC and three PR subtests -Alternative composite score to the FSIQ; Less sensitive to working memory and processing speed influences. (I.e. poor scores on WMI & PSI) -No more than two substitutions allowed. Index Scores correct answers -VCI -PRI -WMI -PSI -Only one supplemental subtest substitution is a...

Five-factor hierarchical cognitive model correct answers What is the structure of this test? True correct answers This is based upon Carroll (1993) theory. Stanford Binet Intelligence Scales 5th Edition correct answers What is the full name of this test? 2-85+ correct answers What is the age range for this test? Assessing gifted children correct answers What is a use of this test? Provides more info on strengths and weaknesses correct answers What is a use of this test? Can tai...

An XOR gate can be constructed with two transistors correct answers False The base 10 number 0.25 cannot be stored exactly on a computer. correct answers False The construction of an integrated circuit begins with (very pure) sand. correct answers True Modern CPUs also contain a memory cache on the chip. correct answers True Transistors can exist in 10 different states. correct answers False In the vonNeumann architecture the ALU is a separate unit from the memory. correct answers...

Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA) correct answers the medical term for stroke. Can be one of two types: ischemic or hemorrhagic Coup/Contracoup correct answers In a TBI, when the brain moves in a "back and forth" manner causing damage first at the site of impact, then a secondary injury occurs in the opposite direction Anomia correct answers difficulty with retrieving and producing words Open Head Injury correct answers Traumatic Brain Injury that penetrates into the scalp, skull, and me...

CBMT Retake (FML) Exam Questions With Verified Answers Broca's area is responsible for - answerExpressive language Wernick's area is responsible for - answerreceptive language Repression - answerunconscious mechanism to keep disturbing/threatening thoughts from becoming conscious Denial - answerblocking external events from awareness; refusal to experience it Projection - answerattributing their own unacceptable thoughts, feelings and motives to another person Regression - answermovin...

CBMT Retake (FML) Exam Questions With Verified Answers Broca's area is responsible for - answerExpressive language Wernick's area is responsible for - answerreceptive language Repression - answerunconscious mechanism to keep disturbing/threatening thoughts from becoming conscious Denial - answerblocking external events from awareness; refusal to experience it Projection - answerattributing their own unacceptable thoughts, feelings and motives to another person Regression - answermovin...

Why must business professionals understand how MIS supports decision making and problem solving? (Chapter 1) - correct answer MIS relies on models for computational and analytical routines that mathematically express relationships among variables to help managers calculate risks, understand uncertainty, change variables, and manipulate time to make decisions •Business professionals need to: -Take an active role to ensure systems meet their needs....

Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) X (2023/2024) Already Passed Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)* Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA)* Purpose -Screens for a number cognitive assessments -Subtle impairment -Visuospatial -It assesses different cognitive domains: attention and concentration, executivefunctions, memory, language, visuoconstructional skills, conceptual thinking, calculations, and orientation. Tips -Give words and letters at one item per second pace -Make sure not to signal...

Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) (Answered) Define CVA Sudden onset of neurologic signs and symptoms resulting from disturbance of blood supply to brain Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Temporary interruption in blood supply to brain; symptoms resolve in 24 hours State the etiology of a CVA 1. Ischemia (87%) a. Thrombosis - Formation of blood clot within cerebral, carotid, or vertebral arteries - Most often caused by atherosclerosis b. Embolism - Blood clot forms elsewhere and ...

Cerebral Vascular Accident (CVA) (Answered) Define CVA Sudden onset of neurologic signs and symptoms resulting from disturbance of blood supply to brain Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Temporary interruption in blood supply to brain; symptoms resolve in 24 hours State the etiology of a CVA 1. Ischemia (87%) a. Thrombosis - Formation of blood clot within cerebral, carotid, or vertebral arteries - Most often caused by atherosclerosis b. Embolism - Blood clot forms elsewhere and ...