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In autism spectrum disorder, medication is typically: A. More effective than behavioral intervention B. Less effective than behavioral intervention C. Equally effective as behavioral intervention D. None of the above are true 2. In the case of intellectual disability, behavioral treatments and self-instructional training successfully treat many behavioral problems and: A. Reduce depression. B. Improve problem-solving skills C. Heighten anxiety D. Interfere with judgment 3. Charlotte, age 71, has hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and asthma. She takes a total of seven prescriptions every day and has two others for occasional use as her symptoms warrant. Which of the following statements best describes Charlotte's situation? A. Charlotte is almost certainly taking dangerously large amounts of drugs, and her family should find her a new doctor. B. Charlotte is experiencing polypharmacy, and she and her healthcare providers should be aware of the possibility of dangerous drug interactions. C. Charlotte is probably drug-seeking, and her healthcare team should evaluate her for substance use disorder. D. Charlotte is unlikely to be able to manage all those medications on her own, and her family should place her in assisted living. 4. Samantha is highly intelligent yet struggles with homework on a regular basis. It turns out she is highly worried about her parents dying, even though they are perfectly healthy and there is no reason to expect they will die. A likely first-line treatment would involve: A. Psychodynamic psychotherapy B. Kendall's Coping Cats C. Talk therapy D. None of the above 5. Which of the following statements is true about aging? A. Aging inevitably means cognitive decline B. Late life is a time of sadness C. Severe cognitive problems do not occur for most D. Most focus on and spend less time with family and close friends

In autism spectrum disorder, medication is typically:
A. More effective than behavioral intervention
B. Less effective than behavioral intervention
C. Equally effective as behavioral intervention
D. None of the above are true

2. In the case of intellectual disability, behavioral treatments and self-instructional training successfully treat many behavioral problems and:
A. Reduce depression.
B. Improve problem-solving skills
C. Heighten anxiety
D. Interfere with judgment

3. Charlotte, age 71, has hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and asthma. She takes a total of seven prescriptions every day and has two others for occasional use as her symptoms warrant. Which of the following statements best describes Charlotte's situation?
A. Charlotte is almost certainly taking dangerously large amounts of drugs, and her family should find her a new doctor.
B. Charlotte is experiencing polypharmacy, and she and her healthcare providers should be aware of the possibility of dangerous drug interactions.
C. Charlotte is probably drug-seeking, and her healthcare team should evaluate her for substance use disorder.
D. Charlotte is unlikely to be able to manage all those medications on her own, and her family should place her in assisted living.

4. Samantha is highly intelligent yet struggles with homework on a regular basis. It turns out she is highly worried about her parents dying, even though they are perfectly healthy and there is no reason to expect they will die. A likely first-line treatment would involve:
A. Psychodynamic psychotherapy
B. Kendall's Coping Cats
C. Talk therapy
D. None of the above

5. Which of the following statements is true about aging?
A. Aging inevitably means cognitive decline
B. Late life is a time of sadness
C. Severe cognitive problems do not occur for most
D. Most focus on and spend less time with family and close friends

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