Second-Generation Antidepressants Appear to Act By

question 73

Multiple Choice

Second-generation antidepressants appear to act by:

• A) destroying MAO.
• B) facilitating the reuptake process.
• C) selectively blocking the reuptake of serotonin.
• D) blocking the reuptake processes of all neurotransmitters more completely.

Comprehend the role of problem representation in solving problems effectively.

Recognize the concept and examples of culture-fair tests and performance tests.

Analyze the influence of genetics and environment on intellectual abilities and IQ scores.

Compare and contrast different theoretical models of intelligence.

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Definitions:

Duration Per Occurrence

A type of duration recording that involves recording the length of time per episode that a student engages in a target behavior.

Average Duration

A type of duration recording that produces only one number to graph. In this approach, the durations of each episode of a target behavior are added together and divided into the total number of times the behavior occurred.

Dead Man's Test

A principle in behavior analysis suggesting that if a dead man can do it, it’s not behavior; emphasizing the importance of observable and measurable actions.

Stranger Test

A measure of generalization of learned behaviors to see if the behaviors occur in the presence of someone unfamiliar.