What is a common finding regarding functional connectivity in schizophrenia patients? Increased connectivity across all brain networks. Altered patterns of connectivity when hallucinating versus not. Decreased connectivity across all brain networks. Uniform connectivity patterns similar to healthy individuals. Question 92 (1 point) Which of the following is a key characteristic of Tourette's syndrome? Tics that are caused by external stimuli, such as loud noises. The presence of both motor and vocal tics for at least one year. Persistent motor or vocal tics that occur exclusively during sleep. Tics that only appear after the age of 30. Question 93 (1 point) A patient has been taking lithium carbonate as a mood stabilizer for several months to manage their bipolar disorder. During a routine check-up, they report experiencing increased dizziness, vision problems, and mild hand tremors. What is the most likely explanation for these symptoms? These symptoms are common side effects of lithium carbonate and may require monitoring and dose adjustment. These symptoms suggest the patient is experiencing a manic episode and the medication is ineffective. These symptoms are unrelated to lithium carbonate and are likely caused by an underlying medical condition. These symptoms indicate an allergic reaction to lithium carbonate