Childhood Development and Behavioral Disorders Quiz

Test your knowledge on autism, ADHD, separation anxiety & more. Learn about early intervention & treatment approaches.

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Which of the following is a common characteristic of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?

Difficulty with social interactions

Enhanced communication skills

Strong ability to understand emotions

Excellent coordination and motor skills

What is a hallmark symptom of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)?

Excessive attention to detail

Hyperfocus on tasks

Impulsivity and hyperactivity

Consistent adherence to rules

Which of the following is a characteristic of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)?

Excessive compliance with rules

Aggressive and defiant behavior

Excessive shyness and withdrawal

Lack of interest in social interactions

What is the primary symptom of conduct disorder (CD) in children?

Excessive worry and anxiety

Difficulty focusing on tasks

Persistent violation of social norms and rules

Difficulty forming attachments

What is the primary difference between selective mutism and social anxiety disorder?

Selective mutism involves an inability to speak in specific social situations, while social anxiety disorder involves general fear of social interactions.

Selective mutism involves excessive shyness in all social situations, while social anxiety disorder involves difficulty in specific situations only.

Selective mutism is characterized by impulsivity, while social anxiety disorder involves cautious behavior.

Selective mutism and social anxiety disorder are the same condition, just with different names.

What is the typical age range for the emergence of separation anxiety disorder?

0-6 months

1-3 years

5-7 years

Adolescence

Which disorder is characterized by repetitive behaviors and restricted interests?

Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)

Conduct disorder (CD)

Autism spectrum disorder (ASD)

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)

What is echolalia?

Difficulty with fine motor skills

Repetition of words or phrases

Inability to understand spoken language

Excessive fear of specific objects or situations

What is the primary feature of specific learning disorders?

Intelligence quotient (IQ) above 130

Normal intellectual functioning with specific deficits in learning

Lack of interest in academic subjects

Difficulty with gross motor skills

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What is the main characteristic of intellectual disability (ID) in children?

Normal intellectual functioning

Delayed development in multiple areas

Selective impairment in cognitive abilities

Extreme hyperactivity and impulsivity

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What is the primary goal of early intervention in childhood developmental disorders?

To eliminate all symptoms of the disorder

To enhance the child's development and minimize the impact of the disorder

To diagnose the disorder accurately

To provide medication as soon as possible

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Which of the following is a risk factor for the development of behavioral disorders in children?

Healthy family relationships

Consistent and structured routine

Exposure to trauma or abuse

High level of parental involvement in education

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What is the primary symptom of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) in children?

Excessive compliance with rules

Defiance and hostility towards authority figures

Excessive shyness and withdrawal

Lack of interest in social interactions

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Which of the following is a risk factor for developing conduct disorder (CD)?

Close and supportive family relationships

High academic achievement

Early exposure to violence and trauma

High level of social competence