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[FinB] Ever since her car accident which resulted in a head injury, Amy has been making inappropriate sexual comments.  Her husband is very concerned. What might be affecting her?

[FinB] According to Dr. Friman, “repetition and contrast” is a simple way to explain to caregivers how their children:

[FinB] Parents are “on their own” to deal with common behavioral issues because: X = Common parenting tactics (employed by society at large) are often ineffective Y = There are no professionals who provide assistance with childhood problems Z = Childhood behavior problems arise primarily from skill deficits, not pathologies– so are not covered by insurance

[FinB] Fran’s grandmother lives alone and has a very well regulated schedule. She cleans in the morning, prepares her daily meals at midday, and takes a walk around the neighborhood in the evening. Before bed, she completes some puzzles and watches some TV. Fran is worried because, although independent, she rarely interacts in her community and often argues with people when in public. Based on this information, which of the following target behaviors would be appropriate to address?

[FinB] For dementia, the prediagnosis phase can last how many years?

[FinB] Which of the following is a true statement about dementia as discussed in the course by Trahan and Ripley?

[FinB] Dr. Friman discussed a “gap” in behavioral health care for children, what does this gap refer to?

[FinB] When we provide preventative information for potential behavioral problems, we are using the behavioral pediatrics intervention known as:

[FinB] Marcie, who is new to fitness and has not previously attended a gym, observes a woman using a machine. She carefully watches as the woman stands on the machine, presses the green button, and adjusts the intensity using the arrow buttons. Marcie then steps onto the machine herself, presses the green button, and similarly uses the arrow buttons. Marcie’s actions are a clear example of:

[FinB] Which of the following represents a typical side effect of challenging behaviors associated with dementia?