Conduct Problems That Emerge in Adolescence Are Particularly Likely to Be

question 24

Multiple Choice

Conduct problems that emerge in adolescence are particularly likely to be associated with

• A) maternal stress.
• B) low maternal education.
• C) child neglect.
• D) economic disadvantage.

Recognize the use of role-playing in therapy to address internal conflicts and improve self-understanding.

Identify patterns of avoidance in therapy, such as resistance, and understand their implications for treatment outcomes.

Understand the conceptual foundations of behavior modification techniques and their application in modifying undesirable behaviors.

Explore the significance of therapist attributes like empathy in the therapeutic process as defined by humanistic approaches.

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Definitions:

Buccinator

A muscle of the cheek that compresses the cheek against the teeth and aids in chewing.

Orbicularis Oculi

A circular muscle around the orbit of the eye that allows the eyes to close, blink, and squint.

Masseter

The masseter muscle is a facial muscle that plays a key role in mastication (chewing) by elevating the mandible (lower jaw).

Zygomaticus Major

A muscle of facial expression that draws the angle of the mouth superiorly and posteriorly.