In Dysmorphology, a Disruption Is a Type of Variation That

question 12

Multiple Choice

In dysmorphology, a disruption is a type of variation that is characterized by which of the following?

• A) Destruction or interruption of intrinsically normal tissue
• B) An underlying genetic mechanism
• C) An abnormal developmental process
• D) High recurrence risk
• E) Somatic mutation during development

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Definitions:

Reframed

Reframed refers to the process of changing the frame or perspective from which a situation or concept is viewed, often used in cognitive behavioral therapy to help individuals alter negative thought patterns.

Unifying Themes

Core ideas or principles that connect and provide a cohesive understanding across different concepts or areas of study.

Interactionist Theories

Theories that suggest that both individual behaviors and societal factors interact to influence human development, social behavior, and personality.

Language Development

The method through which children learn to comprehend and express language in their early years.