​If Parents Have a Negative Reaction to Their Child's Assessment

question 16

Multiple Choice

​If parents have a negative reaction to their child's assessment results indicating their child has a disability, the counselor should:

• A)​keep explaining the results to them until they feel more positive.
• B)​refer the parents for grief counseling.
• C)​monitor the situation so the child does not internalize the parents' reaction.
• D)​not do anything because it is natural for parents to have a negative reaction.

Be familiar with the processes of long-term potentiation and memory consolidation in the formation of long-term memories.

Understand the impact of brain damage and diseases on memory, including the study of H.M. and Alzheimer’s disease.

Identify the role of sensory neurons and sensory areas of the cortex in the perception and recall of memories.

Recognize the implications of neuroscientific research on memory for practical memory improvement techniques.

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Definitions:

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Accounts used to track the costs incurred by a business in the course of its operations, not directly tied to the production of goods or services.

End-Of-Period Spreadsheet

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