Biological Theories of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Have Focused on a Circuit

question 123

Multiple Choice

Biological theories of obsessive-compulsive disorder have focused on a circuit in the brain involved in:

• A)activating moral behaviors.
• B)processing conscious thoughts.
• C)regulating primitive urges.
• D)filtering incoming stimuli.

Comprehend the criteria and challenges associated with identifying and supporting gifted children in educational settings.

Identify the causes and characteristics of different levels of intellectual disability.

Grasp the relationship between giftedness and later achievement in life.

Understand the environmental influences on intelligence and the implications of the Flynn effect.

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Definitions:

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Cognitive Development Theory

A perspective in psychology that explains how children acquire the ability to think, learn, and reason as they grow.

Gender Appropriate

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Sex Typing

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