Stoddard,Raine,Bihrle,and Buchsbaum (1997)were Interested in What Might Cause People,who Had

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Multiple Choice

Stoddard,Raine,Bihrle,and Buchsbaum (1997) were interested in what might cause people,who had not been abused,neglected,or raised in disrupted households,to kill.Using PET scans,they determined that the murderers' brains had lower-than-normal prefrontal activity.This finding can help us understand why these individuals were more likely to kill because this part of the brain is

• A) responsible for self-control and delayed gratification.
• B) responsible for reasoning,judgment,and foresight.
• C) activated when people feel guilty or embarrassed.
• D) All of these.

Identify risk factors for developing psychosis to inform prevention strategies.

Apply effective communication strategies with psychotic patients experiencing hallucinations.

Understand the implication of heavy alcohol use and appropriate interventions.

Master the strategies and approaches for conducting motivational interviews to support change in substance users.

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