Jumping Quickly, and Somewhat Impulsively, from Topic to Topic, Such

question 156

Multiple Choice

Jumping quickly, and somewhat impulsively, from topic to topic, such as commonly occurs during manic episodes, is known as ______.

• A) pressured speech
• B) the phi phenomenon
• C) neologistical thinking
• D) rapid flight of ideas

Understand the function and structure of the nervous system.

Identify and define the roles of different types of neurons.

Distinguish between the autonomic and somatic nervous systems.

Describe the process and importance of reflex actions.

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Definitions:

Cascading

In the programming of timers and counters, a technique used to extend the timing or counting range beyond what would normally be available. This technique involves the driving of one timer or counter instruction from the output of another, similar instruction.

Timers

Devices or software tools that measure time intervals, commonly used in industrial control systems to control operations and processes over time.

Motor(s) Start(s)

The process of initiating the operation of an electric motor, activating its mechanism to begin rotation or movement.

Accuracy

The degree to which the result of a measurement, calculation, or specification conforms to the correct value or a standard.