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SGallaher96

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Which of the following is NOT one of the deficit areas in social information processing discussed by the authors as being linked with aggressive behavior in many students?
 
  A. The ability to attend to emotionally laden language and stimuli
  B. The ability to decipher non-verbal social cues
  C. The ability to identify one's own experience
  D. The ability to recognize important causes and consequences

Question 2

The term students experiencing EBD is used to describe
 
  A. Students identified under IDEA as emotionally disturbed
  B. Students who are seeing a professional mental health specialist for emotional difficulties
  C. A wide range of students whose emotional and behavioral disabilities negatively impacts
  their educational experience
  D. Students receiving services from school counselors or school psychologists



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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