DISTURBANCES OF INTELLIGENCE

Question 1

the ability to understand, recal, mobilized, and constructively integrates previous learning in meeting new situations.

Answer 1

Intelligence

Question 2

Lack of inteligence to a degree in which there is interference with social and vocational performance

Answer 2

Mental Retardation

Question 3

I.Q. of 50 or 55 to approximately 70

Answer 3

Mild

Question 4

I.Q. of 35 or 40 to 50 or 55

Answer 4

Moderate

Question 5

I.Q. of 20 or 25 to 35 or 40

Answer 5

Severe

Question 6

I.Q. below 20 or 25

Answer 6

Profound

Question 7

organic and global deterioration of inte lectual functioning without clouding of consciousness

Answer 7

Dementia

Question 8

clinical features resembling a dementia not caused by an organic mental dysfunction most often caused by depression.

Answer 8

Pseudodementia

Question 9

literal thinking limited use of metaphor without understanding of nuances of meaning one dimensional thought.

Answer 9

Concrete thinking

Question 10

ability to appreciate nuances of meaning multidimensional thinking with ability to use metaphors and hypotheses appropriately.

Answer 10

Abstract thinking