Anxiety, cognitive engagement, creativity, self-esteem, and intelligence are all examples of:
A) triangulation
B) constructs
C) variables
D) artifacts
E) hypotheses
Ans: B
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a. group insurance b. the person at fault for the accident c. both insurance companies d. his or her own insurance company
Statements that describe what students should know or be able to do at the end of a prescribed period of study are best described as:
a. forms of accountability. b. standards. c. value-added models. d. assessments.
Can a teacher be prohibited from running for political office?
a. No. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled several times that teachers have a constitutional right to run for any political office. b. The courts are split on this issue. Some courts hold that it is reasonable to require teachers to resign before campaigning while others find this policy to be unconstitutional. c. Yes. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled several times that teachers have no constitutional right to run for office. d. No. Congress passed the Public Employment Candidate Act, which guarantees the right for teachers to run for office. e. It is unknown. No court has ever addressed this issue before.
A midwife conducted a Bayesian analysis of stork numbers and declining birth rates. She calculated a Bayes factor of 1. Should she use stork numbers to predict birth rates?
A. No, a Bayes factor of 1 suggests that although declining stork numbers appear to coincide with declining birth rates it is not ‘worth mentioning’ and other factors may be at work. B. Yes, a Bayes factor of 1 suggests that it is worth trying to increase stork numbers in order to increase the birth rate. C. No, a Bayes factor of 1 suggests that the data is corrupted. D. Yes, a Bayes factor of 1 suggests that it is worth heavily investing in reducing stork numbers in order to reduce the birth rate.