Tay-Sachs disease, which produces severe motor and sensory disabilities, intellectual disability, ...

Tay-Sachs disease, which produces severe motor and sensory disabilities, intellectual disability, and death at age 2 to 4 years, is found especially in
 
  a. European Americans.
  b. Hasidic Jews.
  c. Ashkenazi Jews.
  d. Australian Americans.

Question 2

Wei-Shin's family has recently arrived in the United States. What factor(s) could promote their resilience as they integrate into their new culture?
 
  a. Wei-Shin's family is highly religious.
  b. Wei-Shin and his siblings have high academic competence.
  c. Wei-Shin and his family are moving into an established neighborhood of immigrants who support each other.
  d. All of these could promote resilience as Wei-Shin's family integrates into their new culture.

Question 3

Factors that respondents to a survey believe are more relevant to anorexia nervosa than to other diagnostic groups include
 
  a. lack of social support.
  b. lack of self-discipline.
  c. poor parenting.
  d. all of these are factors relevant to anorexia nervosa.

Question 4

Individuals, especially African Americans, who experience damaged red blood cells, slow blood movement, and less oxygenation to the body may be diagnosed with
 
  a. sickle-cell disease.
  b. PKU.
  c. fragile X syndrome.
  d. schizophrenia.

Question 5

Key resiliency factors among children include
 
  a. good social competence.
  b. high intelligence.
  c. an introverted personality.
  d. all of these are key resiliency factors.