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When making the distinction between social/environmental and clinical/medical causes of behavior problems, sudden onset with no environmental change is indicative of:
When making the distinction between social/environmental and clinical/medical causes of behavior problems, sudden onset with no environmental change is indicative of:
- A combination of both
- Lack of necessary information
- Clinical/medical causes (correct)
- Social/environmental causes
In the context of behavior problems, extreme temperament is more likely to be associated with:
In the context of behavior problems, extreme temperament is more likely to be associated with:
- Social/environmental causes
- A combination of both
- Clinical/medical causes (correct)
- Lack of proper diagnosis
When deciding which of the causes is likely for behavior problems, the temporal relationship of the problem and proposed eliciting cause is important for:
When deciding which of the causes is likely for behavior problems, the temporal relationship of the problem and proposed eliciting cause is important for:
- Distinction between causes
- Diagnosis (correct)
- Treatment planning
- Assessment of patient's experiences
A disproportionate response to eliciting stimuli is more indicative of:
A disproportionate response to eliciting stimuli is more indicative of:
When considering the severity/intensity of potential eliciting cause for behavior problems, what aspect is important for diagnosis?
When considering the severity/intensity of potential eliciting cause for behavior problems, what aspect is important for diagnosis?
Unpredictable behavior problems are more likely to be associated with:
Unpredictable behavior problems are more likely to be associated with:
When making the distinction between social/environmental and clinical/medical causes of behavior problems, no reasonable explanation for behavior is indicative of:
When making the distinction between social/environmental and clinical/medical causes of behavior problems, no reasonable explanation for behavior is indicative of:
In the context of behavior problems, the context of potential eliciting cause is important for:
In the context of behavior problems, the context of potential eliciting cause is important for:
When deciding which of the causes is likely for behavior problems, temperament of the patient is important for:
When deciding which of the causes is likely for behavior problems, temperament of the patient is important for:
How behavior problems present in practice is important for:
How behavior problems present in practice is important for:
