In Adopted Children with Longer Institutional Stays

question 99

Multiple Choice

In adopted children with longer institutional stays,

• A) the volume of the amygdala is atypically large.
• B) rates of attachment security are atypically high.
• C) the weight of the amygdala is atypically small.
• D) the likelihood of attachment difficulties is slight.

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Definitions:

Anxiety Disorders

Mental health disorders characterized by significant feelings of anxiety and fear, affecting one's ability to function daily.

Panic Disorder

A psychiatric disorder characterized by recurrent unexpected panic attacks and persistent concern or behavior change regarding the attacks.

Recurrent

Happening repeatedly or returning after intervals.

Overwhelming Anxiety

A state of excessive and uncontrollable worry or fear that significantly impacts daily functioning.