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02 Nov 2022, 01:59
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One of the most reliable methods of dealing with psychiatric problems in adults is to look into their childhood events. More often than not, some events during the formative years leave an indelible mark on a person’s thoughts and habits. By looking into these events, psychiatrists can gain valuable insights into their patient’s fears and insecurities; this understanding can be of key importance in dealing with problems related to the mind.
Which one of the following may be inferred from the information in the passage?
(A) Adults have psychiatric problems that are similar to those of children.
(B) Solutions to mental illnesses are always associated with the causes of such illnesses.
(C) Similarities between a child’s mind and an adult’s mind are greater than previously believed.
(D) Reliable methods of dealing with psychiatric problems in adults need the knowledge of the causes of illnesses.
(E) Childhood experiences can shape the way an adult’s mind works.
Which one of the following may be inferred from the information in the passage?
(A) Adults have psychiatric problems that are similar to those of children.
(B) Solutions to mental illnesses are always associated with the causes of such illnesses.
(C) Similarities between a child’s mind and an adult’s mind are greater than previously believed.
(D) Reliable methods of dealing with psychiatric problems in adults need the knowledge of the causes of illnesses.
(E) Childhood experiences can shape the way an adult’s mind works.
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02 Nov 2022, 11:23
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(A) Adults have psychiatric problems that are similar to those of children.
We can't infer such a thing. only thing we know is that reliable methods may require to look at childhood experiences to help adults having problems
(B) Solutions to mental illnesses are always associated with the causes of such illnesses.
"always" is quite a bold statement
(C) Similarities between a child’s mind and an adult’s mind are greater than previously believed.
No we are not given such a comparison
(D) Reliable methods of dealing with psychiatric problems in adults need the knowledge of the causes of illnesses.
this one is tempting but do methods really "need" the knowledge? "may need" would be more suitable
(E) Childhood experiences can shape the way an adult’s mind works.
Correct
We can't infer such a thing. only thing we know is that reliable methods may require to look at childhood experiences to help adults having problems
(B) Solutions to mental illnesses are always associated with the causes of such illnesses.
"always" is quite a bold statement
(C) Similarities between a child’s mind and an adult’s mind are greater than previously believed.
No we are not given such a comparison
(D) Reliable methods of dealing with psychiatric problems in adults need the knowledge of the causes of illnesses.
this one is tempting but do methods really "need" the knowledge? "may need" would be more suitable
(E) Childhood experiences can shape the way an adult’s mind works.
Correct
