Mаrley wаlks intо the kitchen аfter a wоrkоut and sees Susan drinking lemonade. She says, “Lemonade!” while staring longingly at the glass of lemonade that Susan is holding. Susan gives Marley a glass of lemonade. This example of multiple control includes which verbal operants?
Identify the disоrder belоw аnd bullet pоint the symptoms thаt mаde you come to the diagnosis. There is only one answer. A 63-year-old woman with advanced pancreatic cancer was referred for a psycho-oncology consultation due to her response, which seemed like sudden onset of loss of consciousness. On visiting her, she was found bedridden, staring at the ceiling without blinking, and responding minimally but correctly to our questions, including orientation-related ones such as date and location. Her family said that she suddenly became absentminded and stated to her husband, “It is over and I will probably die soon.” Medically, she did not have reduced consciousness. A neurological examination demonstrated that she maintained the position when the psycho-oncologist raised her hand (catalepsy). She had no medical history of psychiatric illness or alcohol or drug abuse, and she was very kind to others. Her husband said that she was very shocked at her diagnosis of pancreatic cancer and became anxious about treatment and admission to hospital. She had been afraid of cancer because her grandfather had died of cancer after a long period of suffering. She had been diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer accompanied by multiple liver metastasis 4 months before the event, and gemcitabine was administered. Three weeks before the event she had been admitted to our emergency department with thrombosis of both pulmonary arteries and stenosis of the third portion of the duodenum due to disease progression. She frequently vomited. Insomnia and anxiety reappeared, and after much agonizing, she decided to undergo a gastrointestinal bypass. The surgery proceeded 3 days before the event, without complication and post-operative delirium was not evident. After being treated for her suspected psychological disorder, she could sit on the bed and respond to our questions more clearly. Two days later, she was able to make expressions and smiled at her medical team. The symptoms disappeared 4 days later and did not reappear. One week later, she told her medical team about this experience and said that it was very scary.
Identify the disоrder belоw аnd bullet pоint the symptoms thаt mаde you come to the diagnosis. There is only one answer. The late Heath Ledger’s portrayal of The Joker in The Dark Knight shows how The Joker is open about his evilness and thinks everyone else is just as bad. He considers himself an agent of chaos by ruining The Plan and balks at authority.