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How were the cases of autism by Hans Asperger in 1944 different from the case described by Leo Kanner in 1943? Correct Answer-Asperger's cases were poor socially and did not have good verbal skills Name and describe 2 characteristics that a good assessment tool must have. Correct Answer-reliability, validity, specificty, sensitivty, congruence There are 2 main domains of defecits according to the DSM-5 criteria for diagnosis of ASD what are they? Correct Answer-Social communication defici...

in school community, belong to the community and are accepted by others; participate actively in the academic and social community, and are given supports that offer them the opportunity to succeed. Describe mild-to-moderate disabilties Correct Answer-learning disabilities, speech and language impairments, autism, OHI, or intellectually disabled Describe significant disabilties Correct Answer-multiple disabilities, deaf-blindness, autism or intellectually disabled. What are the five cha...

PL 94-142 - Education for all Handicapped Children Act (EAHCA) (1975) Correct Answer-Law that mandated a FAPE for all children with a disability, ensured due process rights, mandated education in the LRE and required that students receiving special education services have an IEP Provides FAPE to all children with disabilities or risk educational funding cuts or withholdings PL 98-199 - Education of the Handicapped Act Amendments (1983) Correct Answer-Law that allows for federal funding to ...

power distance dimension Correct Answer-refers to the power inequality between superiors and subordinates Uncertainty Avoidance dimension Correct Answer-the degree to which societies are willing to tolerate uncertainty and risk individualism/collectivism dimension Correct Answer-refers to how self-oriented members of a culture are in their behavior Masculinity/Femininity dimension Correct Answer-describes the division of roles between the sexes within a society Long Orientation dimen...

What is positive psychology? Correct Answer-the study and enhancement of positive feelings, traits, and abilities What are the dimensions of positive psychology, and what do each of them consist of? Correct Answer-At the subjective level, positive psychology looks at positive subjective states or positive emotions such as happiness, joy, satisfaction with life, relaxation, love, intimacy, and contentment. At the individual level, positive psychology focuses on a study of positive individual ...

define placebo Correct Answer-the measurable, observable or felt improvement in health not attributable to treatment define psychological theory Correct Answer-belief in the treatment or to a subjective feeling of improvement what is evidence to support the placebo Correct Answer-one study put coloured dye on warts and promised patients they would go away when the colour wore off also patients who got a fake ultrasound after wisdom tooth surgery got as much relief as a real one what is ...

Williams and Anderson Model (what) Correct Answer--Personality, coping sources and history of stressors all moderate the relationship between stress and injury -Proposes a framework for the prediction and prevention of stress-related injuries that includes cognitive, physiological, attentional, behavioral, intrapersonal, social, and stress history variables Williams and Anderson Model (biggest downfall) Correct Answer-Can't be used to measure stress in REAL time/in the moment, only after th...

the term __ refers to systemic change within an individual or group of individuals that results from a dynamic interaction of hereditary and environmental influences Correct Answer-development relatively stable periods of time in a family's life are referred to as: Correct Answer-stages with regards to human development, which of the following is correct? Correct Answer-there are no pure advances or losses in human development in our definition of family development, emphasis is placed...

Change Correct Answer-systemic processes that occur over time regardless of cause Aging Correct Answer-passage of years (time) Maturation Correct Answer-changes with age that are governed by underlying physiological processes, determined largely by the genetic code. Development Correct Answer-systemic change within an individual or group of individuals that results from a dynamic interaction of hereditary and environmental influences. Family Development Correct Answer-"The process o...

the skeleton Correct Answer-is the strong, supporting framework of the body the skull Correct Answer-protects the eyes, ears, and brain movable and immovable Correct Answer-are the two major categories of joints a ball-and-socket joint Correct Answer-allows a bone to turn freely in any direction a hinge joint Correct Answer-moves in only one direction the pivot joint Correct Answer-allows the head to turn from side to side gliding joints Correct Answer-are located in the wrists...