Children with Williams Syndrome Are Theoretically Fascinating Because Many of Them

question 114

Multiple Choice

Children with Williams syndrome are theoretically fascinating because many of them

• A) have good language despite low overall intelligence.
• B) have long attention span despite poor memory.
• C) have good visual memory despite poor overall vision.
• D) have strong motivations but weak emotions.

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Definitions:

Self-Concept

an individual's understanding of themselves, including their beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about their own identity, abilities, and worth.

Self-Esteem

A person's overall subjective sense of personal worth or value, how much a person appreciates, likes, or approves of themselves.

Role Confusion

A stage in Erik Erikson's psychosocial development theory where adolescents may experience uncertainty about their identity and role in society.

Identity Development

The process through which individuals form their unique personal identity, considering their personality, beliefs, and values.