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What is selective concentration or the ability to prioritize one type of information over some other type?
What is selective concentration or the ability to prioritize one type of information over some other type?
- Attention (correct)
- Memory
- Perception
- Judgement
What is understanding one’s own limitations & what they mean?
What is understanding one’s own limitations & what they mean?
- Attention
- Memory
- Perception
- Insight and judgement (correct)
What is logically thinking through situations; comparing and relating ideas to see what’s logical
What is logically thinking through situations; comparing and relating ideas to see what’s logical
- Processing
- Problem solving
- Reasoning (correct)
- Executive functioning
What is quick thinking & understanding?
What is quick thinking & understanding?
What is making a plan, acting it out, evaluating success, & adjusting?
What is making a plan, acting it out, evaluating success, & adjusting?
What is the recall of facts, procedures, and past & future events; ability to acquire and store information.
What is the recall of facts, procedures, and past & future events; ability to acquire and store information.
What is the processing and interpretation of sensory information>
What is the processing and interpretation of sensory information>
What is thinking about how you think?
What is thinking about how you think?
What is finding solutions to obstacles?
What is finding solutions to obstacles?
What is knowing where, when, & who you are, as well as why you’re there
What is knowing where, when, & who you are, as well as why you’re there
People with aphasia have trouble generating and/or understanding speech. They should be assessed with nonverbal measures (both formal and informal).
People with aphasia have trouble generating and/or understanding speech. They should be assessed with nonverbal measures (both formal and informal).
Adults with ____ (language disorder following damage to the areas of the brain that control language)
Adults with ____ (language disorder following damage to the areas of the brain that control language)
Problems with communication caused by cogntive deficits rather than by primary language deficits are known as what?
Problems with communication caused by cogntive deficits rather than by primary language deficits are known as what?
What are the mental processes that help us interact with the world and interpret our experiences?
What are the mental processes that help us interact with the world and interpret our experiences?
Cognitive processes are isolated abilities.
Cognitive processes are isolated abilities.
This common cause of cognitive impairments rsults in approximately a third of these people experiencing long-term impairments.
This common cause of cognitive impairments rsults in approximately a third of these people experiencing long-term impairments.
Things such as metals (e.g., lead, mercury), drugs (e.g., cocaine, alcohol), and other substances (e.g., paint, glue) are known as what?
Things such as metals (e.g., lead, mercury), drugs (e.g., cocaine, alcohol), and other substances (e.g., paint, glue) are known as what?
What are 3 causes of neurocognitive disorders?
What are 3 causes of neurocognitive disorders?
Cognitive-communication disorders can occur alone or in combination with other conditions, such as:
Cognitive-communication disorders can occur alone or in combination with other conditions, such as:
