Which of the following does NOT help to account for increasing numbers of student with chronic illness?
a) asthma and diabetes are increasingly common in the pediatric population
b) advances in medical science and improved illness management have resulted in increased longevity of children with chronic conditions
c) environmental risk factors such as obesity and pollution are increasingly contained
d) improvements in technologies such as catheterization and ventilation have improved life expectancy and quality of life in children with chronic illness
c
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
Who is least likely to provide information about referrals for a speech and language evaluation?
A. pediatricians B. school districts C. nurses D. local hospital personnel
Which adjustment method is used when factor scores can still correlate with each other?
A. Bartlett method B. Anderson–Rubin method C. Neither D. Both
Educational testing procedures lack the precision to provide valid or reliable data about whether or not a student has a neurological processing deficit
Indicate whether the statement is true or false