Research on the Role of Genetics in the Development of OCD

question 60

Multiple Choice

Research on the role of genetics in the development of OCD suggests that

• A) genes do not play a role in OCD.
• B) altered serotonergic functioning is inherited.
• C) an abnormality on the X chromosome underlies OCD.
• D) there may be personality factors that increase susceptibility to OCD.

Understand the anatomical location and function of cerebrospinal fluid around the spinal cord.

Identify the structural enlargements of the spinal cord and their significance.

Differentiate between various structures of the spinal cord, including roots and horns, and their functions.

Recognize the anatomy of the spinal cord, including the conus medullaris and the attachments anchoring the spinal cord.

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Definitions:

Unequal Funding

The distribution of financial resources in an inequitable manner, often leading to disparities in the quality of services or opportunities.

Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

A belief or expectation that an individual or group holds, which influences them to act in ways that cause the belief to come true.

Testing and Tracking

The process of examining something to assess its qualities, performance, or condition, and monitoring its status over time.

Jaime Escalante

Was a Bolivian-American educator known for his work in teaching mathematics to troubled students in Los Angeles and dramatically improving their performance.