Author Question: Which of the following produces the MOST striking physical manifestations of anxiety? a. ... (Read 188 times)

abern · **on:** Jul 19, 2018

Which of the following produces the MOST striking physical manifestations of anxiety?

a. inhibition of the pituitary
b. limbic connections to the autonomic nervous system
c. understimulation of the singular gyrus
d. temporal lobe activities

Question 2

After moving to a new house, a 7-year-old girl refuses to go to school. She stays with her mother as the mother moves about the house. The child says things that indicate that she is afraid something will happen to her mother.

This young girl is unable to stay in her own room alone at night. This 7-year-old's symptoms BEST match those of which of the following choices? a. depression
b. separation anxiety disorder
c. agoraphobia
d. normal childhood grief

amynguyen1221 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 19, 2018

Answer to Question 1

B
Limbic connections to the autonomic nervous system produces the most striking physical manifestations of anxiety. These changes include heart rate changes, pallor, sweating, and hair standing on end. Other responses directly patterned by connections from the limbic area to affected muscles (including crouching, yawning, and raising arms) are also part of the fear pattern.

Answer to Question 2

B
The girl is exhibiting separation anxiety. Older children with separation anxiety begin to have difficulties socially and academically. They may begin experiencing difficulties sleeping by themselves at night. They may also express fears of losing their parents through accidents or illness. Separation anxiety can also affect the child's ability to attend school or camp, stay at friends' houses, or be in a room by themselves.