[U5Q] Eunice loves to swim. She’ll jump in the pool and swim laps no matter how warm or cold the water is. She just really enjoys swimming as a form of exercise. This is an example of a:

The father of a 15-year-old patient reports that the patient suddenly started having severe paranoia, talking really fast, had trouble expressing words, and has not able to sleep for the past 24 hours. Furthermore, the patient has been very hyper, pacing, and very disorientated. The father states that patient has never had any of these symptoms before and this all started yesterday morning. Based on this assessment, the most likely diagnosis for this patient is:

[U5Q] Four friends are discussing their university’s upcoming basketball game. Shane says, “Any chance they win tonight? I haven’t heard how they have played lately, but I remember in the ‘90s they were terrible.” Marco responds, “When the arena is loud, they can beat anyone. If we are loud enough tonight, they’ll win.” Shina tells them, “They have won their last five games by at least 20 points. I’d say they have a good chance tonight.” And Chad says, “I think they have been playing way over their head. They’re due for a loss.” Given this scenario, which of the following is an example of inductive reasoning?

[U6Q] During a busy morning at the office, four coworkers discuss an unexpected announcement from corporate headquarters. Daniel says, “Did you see that email? My stomach is in knots. I can’t believe they made that decision!” Pipin says, “Well, Daniel, leadership has been under pressure lately and is trying to show they’re committed to improving efficiency.” Marcus glances at the meeting agenda and says, “This change means our team will have to finish the project by Friday, and if we don’t adjust our schedule immediately, we’ll miss the deadline.” Jenna says, “Alright, everyone, let’s stop talking and focus on organizing our tasks.” Which of the following is an example of awareness of circumstances.

[U5Q] Which of the following is the most behavior-analytic explanation for behavior?

[U6Q] Alexander remembers his favorite holiday meal. Soft candlelight fills the room. Iris eats so much her stomach starts to hurt. Mike sneaks to the pantry and eats an entire pie. Which of the following is an example of a private event?

[U5Q] True tells her sister, “I’m running in a 5K race next month!” She later trains for and runs in the 5K race. Stating that she will run, and then running is an example of purpose/intention/goal functioning as:

You start a 16-year-old patient on lamotrigine 25mg PO BID. A few days later, the patient calls the office and states that he started having a red bumps on his chest and arms. What is the most appropriate action to take?

[U6Q] While working at her summer youth camp, Mia, a counselor, rushes out of the art room shouting, “The sink pipe burst! Someone needs to call maintenance right now; the campers can’t safely use this area until it’s fixed.” The camp director, Helen, responds, “This is the last thing I needed today. I can feel my anxiety rising so much. What a stressful week!” The assistant coordinator, Darius, says “Everyone take a breath. We can shut off the water valve, clean up the mess, and have campers use the outdoor wash station for now. Maintenance will handle the rest soon.” Another counselor, Paula, offers, “I’ve fixed a leak before. Let me see if I can stop the water.” Which of the following is an example of self-awareness?

Which of the following side effects of stimulant medications is correctly paired with its frequency?