Autism Was Once Believed to Be

question 91

Multiple Choice

Autism was once believed to be

• A) a side effect of internment in prison camps.
• B) acquired through interactions with hostile, withdrawn parents.
• C) a less severe form of schizophrenia.
• D) related to brain damage induced by shaking a child.
• E) a purely genetic disorder.

Identify and describe specific social phenomena, such as consumer market naming conventions and social group behaviors.

Understand the concept of occupational prestige and its relation to social class.

Analyze how social class influences consumer behavior in different cultural contexts.

Identify the role of status symbols and strategies of brand interaction among different social classes.

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Definitions:

Melancholia

A severe form of depression characterized by persistent feelings of deep sadness, hopelessness, and lack of interest or pleasure in activities.

Preschool Girls

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Rough-And-Tumble

A form of play that involves physical activities such as running, tumbling, and play fighting, important for social and physical development.

Verbal Ability

A measure of one's capacity to use language effectively, including understanding, using, and interpreting words.