Being correct in itself fails to reinforce a client's performance. Which of the following would be LEAST helpful to you in attempting to identify an alternative reinforcer confidently?
A.Give him a simple task and see how a set of potential reinforcers affects the rate of performance
B.Provide him with a set of alternative potential reinforcers and see which one he works for
C.Ask him to state his preference for a set of potential reinforcers
D.See how long he persists in a task with each of a set of potential reinforcers
C.Ask him to state his preference for a set of potential reinforcers
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A caregiver who urges a child reluctant to go down a slide by saying, "Come on. You're a big girl. You shouldn't be afraid." is
a. using developmentally appropriate practices b. putting excessive pressure on the child in a way that inhibits self-efficacy c. being appropriately encouraging d. none of the above
Other things being equal, which one of the following children is most likely to be aggressive?
a. Alistair's father is a prominent politician known for his kind actions toward others. But Alistair resents the fact that Dad is seldom at home to be kind to him. b. Bryce frequently sees his father engage in aggressive acts that enable him to get what he wants. But Bryce and his father are very close, and so Bryce is rarely the target of Dad's aggression. c. Carl's parents are not terribly warm and affectionate. They help him with his homework when he requests assistance, but otherwise both Mom and Dad are usually preoccupied with work they've brought home from the office. d. Donald and his younger sister live in a two-bedroom apartment with their mother. Because Mom cannot afford professional child care while she's at work, Donald must take care of his sister after the two of them get home from school each day.
Which of the following essay-scoring factors is LEAST likely to lower the validity of social studies test scores?
a. Sentence structure b. Handwriting c. Grammar d. Quality of the ideas
Behaviors that are persistently aggressive or involve acting-out and noncompliant behaviors are:
A. Externalizing B. Internalizing C. Defiant D. Antisocial