Author Question: The Phineas Gage matrix describes a syndrome due to frontal lobe damage that diminishes an ... (Read 141 times)

imanialler · **on:** Jul 31, 2018

The Phineas Gage matrix describes a syndrome due to frontal lobe damage that diminishes an individual's emotional intensity. From this syndrome we have learned that with decreased emotional intensity comes

a. greater tendency to plan and make rational decisions.
b. better perspective taking ability.
c. lesser tendency to plan and make rational decisions.
d. greater happiness.

Question 2

General guidelines for intervention programs for children with autism spectrum disorder include

a. intensive social skills intervention beginning in the teen years.
b. early entry into intervention, use of Applied Behavior Analysis, and parent training and support.
c. infrequent assessment in order to reduce stress and negative effects of labeling.
d. maintaining separate learning environments so that autistic children do not need to interact with their typically developing peers.