Which Is True with Regard to the Continuity of Childhood

question 94

Multiple Choice

Which is true with regard to the continuity of childhood ADHD into adolescence/adulthood?

• A)Childhood ADHD does not always continue into adolescence/adulthood.
• B)For those teens who do not meet criteria any longer, adjustment is indistinguishable from peers with no history of ADHD.
• C)Female teens with a history of ADHD who no longer meet criteria are as well adjusted as peers with no history of an ADHD diagnosis.
• D)Young men with a history of ADHD were more likely than young women with a history of ADHD to exhibit major depression in adulthood.

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Definitions:

Simple Cortical Cells

Neurons in the visual cortex that respond to specific orientations of edges and lines, contributing to visual processing.

Complex Cortical Cells

Neurons located in the cerebral cortex that respond to specific visual stimuli, such as the orientation of edges and movement in a particular direction.

Hypercomplex Cortical Cells

Neurons in the visual cortex that respond to specific visual stimuli, such as the orientation and length of edges.

Lateral Geniculate

A part of the thalamus in the brain that plays a critical role in processing visual information received from the retina.