When 5-Year-Olds and 8-Year-Olds Are Shown a Set of Pictures

question 76

Multiple Choice

When 5-year-olds and 8-year-olds are shown a set of pictures and asked if they will be able to remember them:

• A) both the 5-year-olds and the 8-year-olds assert their ability to remember the pictures.
• B) neither the 5-year-olds nor the 8-year-olds have confidence in their ability to remember the pictures.
• C) the 5-year-olds typically assert their ability to remember all the pictures, but the 8-year- olds say that they will not.
• D) the 5-year-olds typically say they will not be able to remember all of the pictures, and the 8-year-olds say that they will.

Understand why patients with somatic symptom disorders struggle to give up their symptoms.

Identify methods for assisting patients with functional neurological symptoms in daily activities.

Diagnose various forms of somatic symptom disorders and differentiate them from each other.

Appreciate the importance of cognitive reframing in treating patients with somatic symptom disorders.

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