The Process of Objectively Evaluating Claims, Propositions, and Conclusions to Determine

question 137

Multiple Choice

The process of objectively evaluating claims, propositions, and conclusions to determine whether they follow logically from the evidence is known as __________

• A) critical thinking.
• B) evaluation.
• C) heuristic thinking.
• D) suspension of judgment.

Comprehend the socio-cognitive model of DID as proposed by Nick Spanos and its emphasis on the role of social and cognitive factors in DID.

Grasp the trauma model of dissociative disorders, noting the role of severe trauma and high hypnotizability as risk factors.

Identify the steps usually followed in the treatment of DID, including the integration of personalities and trust establishment in therapy.

Understand differentiating between somatic symptom disorder, factitious disorders, and malingering, and their characteristics.

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Definitions:

Shellfish

Aquatic shelled animals often used as food, including species of crustaceans and mollusks.

Alcohol Abuse

The problematic consumption of alcohol that leads to significant impairment or distress, characterized by drinking in dangerous situations or amounts that can lead to health issues or personal problems.

Neglecting Responsibilities

The failure to fulfill or attend to one's duties and obligations in various aspects of life, such as personal, social, or work-related areas.

Pancreas

A gland in the human body that secretes digestive enzymes and hormones such as insulin.