CCOU 302 Quiz 6 - The first behavior to develop in ADHD is inhibition

Liberty University CCOU 302 QUIZ 6

CCOU 302 – quiz 6 Fall 2020

·         Question 1

The first behavior to develop in ADHD is inhibition, behaviorally and cognitively.

·         Question 2

When children are overcontrolled they often fall into the approval trap, which:

·         Question 3

Children with ADHD are  _____ times more likely to develop Oppositional Defiance Disorder within 2 years of the onset of ADHD.

·         Question 4

According to Clinton and Sibcy, the best approach for getting kids to help more around the house is to:

·         Question 5

The single best predictor of difficulty in relationships in children with ADHD is:

·         Question 6

For 8-14 year old children, it is vital that we continue to choose their friends for them at this age.

·         Question 7

It is vital to teach kids to avoid adversity and avoid being assertive in difficult situations.

·         Question 8

What percentage of ADHD occurs with another (one) disorder?

·         Question 9

For 4-7 year old children, parents must allow the freedom to chose which clothes to purchase from a store.

·         Question 10

For 0-3 year old children, parents must allow them to express strong emotions.

·         Question 11

One is NOT one of the 5 things that are delayed with ADHD:

·         Question 12

ADHD has less to do with inattention and more to do with executive deficits.

·         Question 13

Instead of overindulging, try to:

·         Question 14

Chores are not only important to teaching responsibility they’re also good for kids’ _________.

·         Question 15

According to Dr. Barkley, what is a tool that can be used to manage impairment in working memory?

·         Question 16

Some ways to manage ADHD include all EXCEPT:

·         Question 17

Overprotecting is actually:

·         Question 18

An ADHD child is different from normal in a quantitative way, not a qualitative way.

·         Question 19

When children learn to endure disappointment, anxiety, boredom and sacrifice, they are developing:

·         Question 20

ADHD is a not developmental disability.