The Change in the Criteria for Bipolar and Related Disorders

question 14

Multiple Choice

The change in the criteria for bipolar and related disorders from the DSM-IV-TR to the DSM-5 is best represented by:

• A)The clinical symptoms for hypomanic episodes have been substantially changed
• B)Criteria for the bipolar disorders now include changes in mood and changes in activity or energy
• C)Hypomania has now been removed from the conditions allowed under the diagnosis of other specified bipolar and related disorder
• D)Bipolar I disorder specified with mixed features now requires the person to meet full criteria for both manic or hypomanic), and depressive episodes

Illustrate how children's language develops from simple babbling to more complex structures.

Distinguish between the terms overextension and underextension in child language development.

Explain the concept of telegraphic speech and its role in early language development.

Understand the critical and sensitive periods in language development and their significance.

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Definitions:

Social Cognitive Theory

A theory in psychology that emphasizes observational learning, imitation, and modeling in understanding behavior.

Applied Behavioral Analysis

A therapy based on understanding and improving specific behaviors, often used for individuals with autism.

Scheme

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Organized Patterns

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