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An individual is brought to you who has deficits in self-monitoring, attention-switching, and sequencing behaviors to achieve a goal. You suspect that he has ________________.
 
  a. frontal-lobe syndrome c. central executive deficit
  b. executive processing disorder d. attention deficit disorder

Question 2

The idea that every executive process is mediated by the PFC is the __________________.
 
  a. executive mediation theory c. prefrontal control theory
  b. frontal executive hypothesis d. homunculus hypothesis



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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