The Main Difference Between Neurologists and Neuropsychologists Is That

question 135

Multiple Choice

The main difference between neurologists and neuropsychologists is that

• A) neurologists deal with brain-damaged people.
• B) neuropsychologists tend to focus on the assessment of complex behavioral problems.
• C) neuropsychologists generally refer patients to neurologists, but not vice versa.
• D) neurologists deal with behavior.
• E) neurologists are scientists.

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Definitions:

Restrictive Parents

Parenting style characterized by strict rules and expectations, often with limited flexibility and high demands on children.

Power-assertive Techniques

Disciplinary methods based on the use of authority or physical force to enforce rules and correct behavior in children.

Physical Punishment

The use of physical force with the intention of causing a child to experience pain, but not injury, for the purpose of correction or control of behavior.

The Method of Power Assertion

A disciplinary technique that involves the use of authority or physical power to enforce rules and correct behavior.