The punch-drunk syndrome typically results from the cumulative effects of many minor

Specialized cells in the nervous system that control behavior, senses, and movement are called:

a. neurons. b. glial cells. c. synapses. d. endothelial cells.

Gottredson (1997) defines intelligence as all of the following except:

A. involving the ability to plan. B. solve problems and think abstractly. C. comprehend simple ideas. D. learn quickly and learn from experience.