As Evidenced in the Changes Seen in DSM-5's Description of Autism

question 36

True/False

As evidenced in the changes seen in DSM-5's description of autism spectrum disorder,changes in nomenclature reflect shifts in societal attitudes as well as current research of childhood disorders.

Grasp the fundamental assumptions of biological explanations of aggression, including genetic determinants.

Comprehend the major theoretical accounts of aggression that incorporate biological aspects.

Identify the various approaches to studying aggression, including psychodynamic and ethological perspectives.

Understand the concept of aggression as an adaptive strategy from an evolutionary perspective.

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Definitions:

Exploration

Refers to the act of investigating, studying, or examining unknown areas and ideas to gain new knowledge or insight.

Implementation

The act of putting a decision or plan into effect; executing or enacting a procedure or program.

Social Comparison

The process of evaluating oneself by comparing with others, often to assess one's abilities, status, or attitudes in relation to those of others.

Performance Matching

Refers to the process of aligning an individual's capabilities and skills with the requirements of a specific task or job role.