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68. A 50-year-old individual feels a strong sense of purpose through their work and family, contributing positively to society. According to Erikson, this reflects successful navigation of which stage?

A. Intimacy vs. Isolation.
B. Generativity vs. Stagnation.
C. Ego Integrity vs. Despair.
D. Identity vs. Role Confusion.
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Jun 6, 2026

69. A newborn exhibits poor sucking reflex, tremors, and high-pitched crying. The mother admits to heavy drug use during pregnancy. What is the critical concern for the neonate?

A. Normal newborn behavior.
B. Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS).
C. Temporary adjustment to extrauterine life.
D. Minor feeding difficulty.
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70. A young adult is experiencing a first episode of psychosis. What is a medicinal consideration in developmental psychology for this age group?

A. Psychotic episodes are common and typically resolve without medication.
B. Antipsychotic medication selection and monitoring for side effects, adherence, and long-term developmental impact.
C. Antipsychotics are not effective for first-episode psychosis.
D. High doses of medication should be given immediately.
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71. A toddler frequently says “no!” and asserts their independence. What is the clinical advice for parents based on Erikson’s theory?

A. Suppress the "no" behavior immediately.
B. Encourage exploration and choices within safe limits to foster autonomy.
C. Punish defiance consistently.
D. Ignore the child's bids for independence.
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72. A 35-year-old reports feeling fulfilled by their career and family, but also a new interest in volunteering and contributing to society. What stage of Erikson’s theory is most evident?

A. Intimacy vs. Isolation.
B. Generativity vs. Stagnation.
C. Identity vs. Role Confusion.
D. Industry vs. Inferiority.
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74. An elderly individual is experiencing acute changes in mental status, often fluctuating between lucidity and confusion. What is the urgent intervention?

A. Assume it's a new onset of dementia.
B. Immediately assess for a reversible cause of delirium (e.g., infection, medication, metabolic imbalance).
C. Refer for long-term psychiatric care.
D. Provide calming reassurance only.
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75. A parent uses harsh punishment and withdrawal of affection when their child misbehaves. From a critical perspective on moral development (Kohlberg), what level of morality might this parenting style foster?

A. Postconventional morality.
B. Conventional morality.
C. Preconventional morality (obedience and punishment orientation).
D. Universal ethical principles.
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60. A pregnant woman with epilepsy is considering discontinuing her anti-seizure medication due to fears about fetal harm. What is the critical medical advice?

A. Discontinue medication immediately.
B. Discuss risks and benefits with her doctor; uncontrolled seizures can pose greater fetal risk than some medications.
C. Only herbal remedies are safe during pregnancy.
D. There is no risk to the fetus from seizures.
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50. A child is prescribed a psychotropic medication for ADHD. What is a medicinal consideration from a developmental perspective?

A. Medication should be given only on school days.
B. Monitoring for side effects, growth impact, and the need for medication holidays or dosage adjustments as the child develops.
C. Medication cures ADHD permanently.
D. Behavioral therapy is unnecessary if medication is prescribed.
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51. An infant stops responding to their name by 9 months and shows repetitive behaviors. What is the urgent recommendation?

A. Wait until 2 years old for a speech evaluation.
B. Seek an immediate referral for an autism spectrum disorder evaluation.
C. Encourage more screen time for language exposure.
D. This is normal for some infants.
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52. A 17-year-old is experimenting with different friend groups, political ideologies, and clothing styles. According to Erikson, what developmental task is primarily being explored?

A. Intimacy vs. Isolation.
B. Generativity vs. Stagnation.
C. Identity vs. Role Confusion.
D. Industry vs. Inferiority.
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53. To assess a child’s language development, a clinician evaluates their Mean Length of Utterance (MLU). What technical aspect of language does MLU measure?

A. Vocabulary size.
B. Grammatical complexity.
C. Articulation clarity.
D. Pragmatic use of language.
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54. An 88-year-old resident with known dementia suddenly becomes acutely agitated and combative. What is the urgent clinical action?

A. Administer a high dose of sedatives immediately.
B. Assess for underlying medical causes (e.g., UTI, pain, dehydration) as a potential delirium trigger.
C. This is typical behavior for advanced dementia.
D. Restrain the patient until agitation subsides.
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56. A 2-year-old child points to objects they want but rarely uses words. What is a clinical concern?

A. Normal language development.
B. Expressive language delay.
C. Receptive language delay.
D. Articulation disorder.
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57. A 7-year-old child constantly compares themselves to peers and seeks affirmation from teachers for their achievements. According to Erikson, this is characteristic of which stage?

A. Initiative vs. Guilt.
B. Industry vs. Inferiority.
C. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt.
D. Trust vs. Mistrust.
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