Can someone please help me with these psychology questions. This is due tomorrow march, 24.

Question 1. Which of the following would be an example of covert/nondestructive behavior? A. Arson. B. Bullying another child. C. Skipping school. D. Oppositional/Defiant Behavior.

Question 2. In the brain of a psychopath, this region seems to display greatly diminished activity:. A. The cerebellum. B, The amygdala. C. The basal ganglia. D. The hippocampus.

Question 3. You are in a room with 100 12-year old children diagnosed with conduct disorder (good luck!). About how many of these kids probably also had a diagnosis of ODD at a younger age? A. 25. B. All 100. C. 50. D. 75.

Question 5. True or False: Kohlberg seems to have been correct in that our morality develops in a linear, predictable manner through six stages.

Question 6. Who is typically the first individual in a child's life to notice/highlight the symptoms of ADHD? A. Pediatricians. B. Parents. C. Teachers.

Question 7. With regards to ADHD, which part of the brain is not part of the front-striatal pathway? A. Cerebellum. B. Basal Ganglia. C. Prefrontal Cortex. D. Limbic System.

Question 1. Which of the following would be an example of covert/nondestructive behavior? A. Arson. B. Bullying another child. C. Skipping school. D. Oppositional/Defiant Behavior.

The correct answer is C. Skipping school. Covert/nondestructive behavior refers to actions that are not overtly harmful or destructive. Skipping school, while not encouraged, does not involve direct harm to others or property.

Question 2. In the brain of a psychopath, this region seems to display greatly diminished activity:. A. The cerebellum. B, The amygdala. C. The basal ganglia. D. The hippocampus.

The correct answer is B. The amygdala. Research suggests that individuals with psychopathy tend to have reduced activity in the amygdala, which plays a role in processing emotions and empathy.

Question 3. You are in a room with 100 12-year old children diagnosed with conduct disorder (good luck!). About how many of these kids probably also had a diagnosis of ODD at a younger age? A. 25. B. All 100. C. 50. D. 75.

The correct answer is D. 75. Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD) is often diagnosed before Conduct Disorder (CD) and is considered a precursor to CD. indicates that around 75% of children with CD also had a previous diagnosis of ODD.

Question 5. True or False: Kohlberg seems to have been correct in that our morality develops in a linear, predictable manner through six stages.

The correct answer is False. While Lawrence Kohlberg's theory of moral development proposed six stages, it has been criticized for its linear and universal approach. Other researchers argue that moral development is influenced by various factors and may not follow a strict linear progression.

Question 6. Who is typically the first individual in a child's life to notice/highlight the symptoms of ADHD? A. Pediatricians. B. Parents. C. Teachers.

The correct answer is B. Parents. Parents are often the first to notice and highlight symptoms of ADHD in their child's behavior. However, pediatricians and teachers may also play a role in identifying and assessing ADHD symptoms.

Question 7. With regards to ADHD, which part of the brain is not part of the front-striatal pathway? A. Cerebellum. B. Basal Ganglia. C. Prefrontal Cortex. D. Limbic System.

The correct answer is A. Cerebellum. The front-striatal pathway involved in ADHD primarily includes the basal ganglia and prefrontal cortex. The cerebellum is not directly part of this pathway but plays a role in motor coordination and balance.

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