Social validity refers to:
a. the degree to which interventions are reliable
b. whether the behaviors targeted for intervention enhance the quality of students' lives
c. the process of using stimulus-response chains
d. changes in behaviors that are members of the same response class
B
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Refer to Exhibit 19-1. The null hypothesis for this study would be
a. retained. c. ignored. b. rejected. d. verified.
List four characteristics of an acceptable hypothesis for a research study
What will be an ideal response?
Vygotskian concept that refers to the distance between what a child can accomplish on his or her own and what he or she can do with assistance
What will be an ideal response?
A parent comes into the school building through one of the back doors. There are no signs on the building that indicates that everyone must come in through the front office. The father is walking fast because he is late for an ARD meeting that was scheduled for his daughter who may need speech therapy. The principal sees the parent and approaches hurriedly saying, "What are you doing in my
school?" The above example best describes which of the following parent roadblocks roles to communication? a. sympathizing counselor role b. pass the buck role c. protect the empire role d. busy teacher role