Describe the basic design of a correlational study.
What will be an ideal response?
Ans: Answer would ideally include: The basic design for correlational research involves a single group of people who are quantitatively measured on two (or more) characteristics (i.e., variables) that have already happened to them.
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a. rarely are successful b. have no potential for giftedness c. usually can accommodate to changes d. may need support services including food and medicine
Because of worldview, an educator’s way of seeing events, behaviors, activities, and actions in the classroom ______.
a. will always produce positive results. b. may not match that of all their students. c. is most accurate. d. will bring out the best in all students.
Speaking to a child in a higher pitch and exaggerated intonation is an example of using ______.
a. joint attention b. language acceleration c. child-directed speech d. none of these
Which of the following statements regarding audits is accurate?
a. the board of education should always select the audit firm that submits the lowest bid for the performance of their services b. because of annual year-end audits, the newly appointed administrator need not require a pre-audit when assuming their position c. the primary objective of conducting an audit continues to be the discovery of errors and detection of fraud d. to determine whether the financial operations were proper, legal, and in agreement with the district's accepted accounting practices