Answer:
Luke meets the requirements for being assigned a diagnosis of intellectual disability.
Explanation:
An intellectual disability refers to certain <em>social as well as intellectual limitations</em> an individual has. The main limitations include having <em>social skills, communication</em> with others and general<em> comprehension. </em>It also means an <em>inability or general difficulty to adapt. </em>
In this case, Luke's intelligence score at 17 was below 98% of all the test takers, acknowledging a certain intellectual inability. Now, at 23 he still requires adult supervision since he has trouble adapting and living an independent life.
Intellectual disability is the diagnosis which best fits Luke's development.
Answer:
Aaron's block from this traumatic childhood event is an example of dissociative amnesia.
Explanation:
Dissociative amnesia is the type of amnesia that causes the blocking of memories of traumatic and stressful events. it is usually associated with childhood memories, where the child suffered such a stressful time in his life that his brain created a blockage so that the information of that moment could not be recovered.
An example of this can be seen in the question above, where Aaron cannot remember the terrifying day he was lost in the forest.
Answer:
Option A
Explanation:
Robert graduate research project didn't state that all psychology students and classes are the sample he wants to use for his research. He only targets the Psychology students as his participants not sample. So the intuition from the question eliminates options B and C and the conclusion that can be drawn from the question above is that all the students in the psychology classes represent a portion of the sample Roberts wants to use to carry out his research just that he randomly chose some to be his participant.
