Quiz Facts 9, Education - Educational Psychology And Tests

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Children with physical disabilities often are encouraged to use assistive devices to help them even when they can perform tasks without the devices

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Behavior associated with rules should be taught through:

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Causes of hearing impairments include all of the following EXCEPT ________.

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Generalization is the performance of a skill in an untrained situation. Generalization should occur across:

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Multiple-channel communication is

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The process of using developmental assessment involves answering a series of questions. Which question should teachers ask first in the developmental assessment process?

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The effect of one independent variable in a factorial design is called:

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Tangie is hearing impaired and missed out on normal experiences of hearing sounds as an infant. What type of brain growth or plasticity is affected?

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One major advantage of using curriculum-based tools produced by teachers is that

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Which of these is a reason why researchers examine data by creating tables and figures?

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Taking into account Vygotsky's concept of the zone of proximal development, explain why the tasks that Sharon Osmer assigns to Tyler are developmentally inappropriate

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Sandy recently took a test and the chronological age was calculated to be 10 years, 10 months, and 23 days. Which of the following represents the correct rounded chronological age?

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What is a synthesis of research studies conducted on a particular topic?

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Only one of the following is a true statement regarding the nature of knowledge in long-term memory. Which one?

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A researcher who is using the technique of event sampling will:

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A research team from a nearby university collaborates with Zoe Gomez, a middle school teacher, to examine the impact of supplemental text organizers, such as concept maps, on students' reading comprehension of written text. A series of studies are conducted in Zoe's classroom with her students, and each study's design depends in part on the results of the previous study

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Noah, a two-year-old, sees a cow in a field and says "doggie." Noah is illustrating:

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A cognitively-oriented history teacher likely would be most pleased by her students

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To monitor comprehension, a teacher asked his students to supply missing words in the

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"I feel like a zombie after this exam" is an effective description of your feeling

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Define interrater reliability

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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The faculty members of Sherwood Elementary School have met to discuss peer tutoring ideas to incorporate into their classrooms because of students' poor performance on the recent standardized achievement scores. One teacher suggests that a committee of teachers first identify students' areas of need and then target other students excelling in those areas who would be available to serve as tutors. Which peer tutoring program does this sound most like?

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In fading, behavior is changed by changing antecedent stimuli, while in shaping, behavior is changed by gradually changing the response requirements

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Often opposing parties (i.e., the school district and the parents) attempt to resolve their educational conflict by either reaching a compromise or a solution before it results in a court case when an administrative judge will determine the outcome. This is referred to as:

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A statement that there is no difference between population means or no relationship between variables in the population is known as the:

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A checklist should be used in cases where the judgment is based on which of the following?

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A high negative correlation was found between days absent from school and grade achievement for middle school students. This finding means that

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A parent of one of your students, Mr. Jones, criticizes the fact that you base your grades partly on students' paper-pencil test scores. You need to defend your use of such tests as a way of evaluating students

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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A procedure which systematically assesses the purpose of problematic behavior and the conditions under which that behavior tends to occur is called

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When a teacher evaluates her students' ability to read a map of bus routes while the class is in the bus terminal, the teacher is using what type of assessment to evaluate these skills?

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During basketball practice, Coach Reeves' team continually forgot his directive to pass the ball at center court. For 15-minutes, the coach had is players practice passing the ball at center court. The educational procedure Coach Reeves used is called:

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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The basis for curriculum development, according to Jerome Bruner, should be

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The president of a small company surveys all the employees in order to determine their attitudes toward a new health insurance plan. The type of survey that should be done is

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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When conducting a structured interview to identify behaviors of concern, who should be interviewed?

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Which one of the following students is displaying testwiseness as educational psychologists typically use the term?

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Validity based on consensus is primarily demonstrated through

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The major benefit of random assignment is it

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The extent to which a researcher is honest and truthful in his or her actions, values, methods, measures, and dissemination of research is called ______.

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Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)

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Francois, a senior in high school, is a high-need achiever. Which of the following tasks would be most appropriate for him?

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Imagine you are shown the word "DOG" and asked one of the following questions about that word. According to the principles of elaborative encoding, which of the following questions is going to lead to the best memory performance?

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Children normally produce and understand some embedded relative clauses

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When a school plans a wellness initiative for teachers that involves them tracking their fitness activities over a period of time, what point of intervention of the Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program (CSPAP) is the school targeting?

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