One Problem with the First-Generation Antipsychotic Medications Was That They

question 24

Multiple Choice

One problem with the first-generation antipsychotic medications was that they

• A) were physically addictive.
• B) could produce involuntary movements of the facial muscles (such as grimacing),tongue,and limbs.
• C) could cause major depressive disorder.
• D) had to be taken for several months before symptoms began to improve.

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Definitions:

Affective Commitment

The emotional attachment and involvement an employee feels towards their organization, influencing their willingness to stay and contribute positively.

Genetic Predisposition

The increased likelihood of developing a particular disease or condition based on an individual's genetic makeup.

Realistic Job Previews

A strategy used by employers to give prospective employees a true sense of what their roles and responsibilities will entail should they be hired.

Normative Commitment

An employee's psychological attachment to, and feeling of obligation towards, their organization.