What is the primary basis for distinguishing between malingering and factitious disorder?
a) symptom severity
b) goal of the behavior
c) specific disease chosen
d) presence of actual physical damage
Question 2
The Senate is holding hearings on the prevalence and treatment of disorders in children and adolescents. A large group of mental health professionals has been called to testify.
What are they likely to tell the committee concerning child and adolescent disorders?
a) Epidemiological research indicates that most of these disorders are
self-limiting; they do not continue into adulthood.
b) Most of the mental health disorders that occur in childhood are the
result of genetic factors, which suggests we need programs on early intervention.
c) We need to pay special attention to these disorders because they
are generally untreated, and when treated they are often treated by
people with little knowledge of children's mental health.
d) As a result of yearly check-ups and school-related physicals, most
children with disorders are currently receiving the mental health services
they need, although their parents are less likely to receive services.
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