In addition to profound cognitive decline, the distinguishing features of neurocognitive disorder due to Lewy body disease, is ________________marked by frequent periods of drowsiness and staring to space, as well as recurrent visual hallucinations
and rigid body movements and stiff muscles typical of Parkinson's disease.
a. the appearance of fluctuating alertness and attention,
b. increased episodes of hunger
c. episodes of extreme depression
d. episodes of aggression
A
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Based on the evidence about suicide rates, which of the following intervention strategies should prevent the MOST suicides?
A) intervention focused on middle-aged adults—they have a fairly high suicide rate, and it is rising relatively rapidly B) intervention focused on children—they have a relatively low suicide rate, but it is rising extremely rapidly C) intervention focused on those over 75—they make far more suicide attempts than other age groups, although they have a low suicide rate D) intervention focused on teenagers—they have the highest suicide attempt and suicide completion rates of any age group
Suppose that Dan's parents believe that it is normal and healthy for young children to have many fears
David's parents, on the other hand, believe that a fearful child is unhealthy and that parents should worry if their child expresses many fears. Generalizing from research cited in the text, you would expect that: a. Dan would express more fears than David b. David would express more fears than Dan c. Dan would be happier than David d. David would be happier than Dan