All of the Following Are Implications of the Developmental Psychopathological

question 62

Multiple Choice

All of the following are implications of the developmental psychopathological approach EXCEPT

• A) change is possible at any point.
• B) later change is constrained by earlier adaptations.
• C) maladaptive behavior may be reached by different pathways.
• D) all behavioral change is genetically programmed.
• E) history and roots of behavior vary.

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Definitions:

Ages of Jockeys

A specific demographic detail referring to the different ages of riders in horse racing.

Relative Frequency Histogram

A graphical representation of the relative frequencies of different categories of data, showing the proportion of data points that fall into each category.

Weights of Police Officers

This pertains to the data or measurements regarding the body weights of law enforcement personnel.

Class Intervals

Class Intervals are ranges of values into which data points are grouped in the creation of a frequency distribution for statistical analysis, often used in histograms.