Typical Signs of a TIA Include

question 62

Multiple Choice

Typical signs of a TIA include:

• A) rapidly increasing intracranial pressure.
• B) loss of consciousness.
• C) transient muscle weakness in a hand or leg.
• D) headache, photophobia, and nuchal rigidity.

Recognize the stages of play development and different types of play interactions among children.

Understand the role of hormones in influencing behavior and traits.

Comprehend the role of self-concept in early childhood and how it is influenced by social comparisons.

Distinguish between gender constancy and stability.

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Definitions:

Self-handicapping

A cognitive strategy where individuals create obstacles and excuses to avoid self-blame when they do not meet expectations.

Self-handicappers

Individuals who deliberately create obstacles or excuses for themselves so that if they do poorly, they can avoid blaming their own ability.

Adjustment to College

The process by which students acclimate to the academic, social, and cultural demands of college life.

Self-handicapping

A behavior or action taken to excuse potential failure or poor performance in advance.