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brutforce

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Describe one way in which it is important to understand normal development when assessing feeding disorders in young children.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

Dr. Miller, a clinical psychologist, observes that his client Jennifer is presenting with a disheveled appearance, constricted emotions, and is speaking slowly. Dr. Miller is likely to use these observations as ____ with diagnostic significance.
 
  a. functional indicators
  b. indicatorsof intelligence
  c. cultural differences
  d. behavioral clues



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Answer to Question 1

 Some eating problems are considered developmentally typical (e.g., preschoolers tend to become picky eaters, avoiding certain textures) and require little or no intervention.
 It is important to know when and how to intervene in feeding issues.

Answer to Question 2

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