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Externalizing vs Internalizing Behavioral Disorders Quiz

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Externalizing vs Internalizing Behavioral Disorders Quiz

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Which of the following is an example of an externalizing behavioral disorder in children with emotional and behavioral disorders?

Withdrawn behavior

Lack of social skills

Fearfulness without reason

Truancy (correct)

Which of the following is a symptom of internalizing behavioral disorders in children with emotional and behavioral disorders?

Persistent lying

Constant blaming of others

Lack of social skills (correct)

Disobedience

How can too little social interaction affect the development of children with emotional and behavioral disorders?

It can hinder their development (correct)

It can improve their social skills

It can make them more obedient

It can have no effect on their development

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Find out how much you know about externalizing and internalizing behavioral disorders with our quiz! Test your knowledge on the common signs and symptoms of these disorders, including out-of-seat behavior, inattention, and withdrawn behavior. Learn more about the differences between externalizing and internalizing, and gain a deeper understanding of these emotional and behavioral disorders.