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Define executive functioning and provide two examples of the ways executive functioning is impaired in children diagnosed with ADHD.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Otto complains of excruciatingly painful headaches that are centered near one eye. His eye tears, and his nose is blocked when the headache occurs. From what kind of headache is Otto probably suffering?
 
  a. cluster c. classic migraine
  b. common migraine d. tension



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Answer to Question 1

 Definition  cognitive processes that enable and underlie goal-directed behavior; made possible by the prefrontal cortex; three components include inhibition, working memory, and shifting
 Examples  any reasonable response that reflects the three components or behavior that requires planning

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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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