How does problem solving differ from decision making?
What will be an ideal response?
Problem-solving—think about problems that have a best or correct answer. Decision-making—no clearly best answers.
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One emotional response experienced by many parents is _________________________
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
In the hypothesis "Eleventh-grade students will achieve more with teachers who are enthusiastic," which of the following is an extraneous variable?
A. eleventh-grade students B. student achievement C. the academic ability of the students D. teacher enthusiasm
Carol has just completed her participation in a research study. Before she leaves the graduate student whom was present during the experiment explained the real purpose of the study as well as why he did not tell her the whole truth about the study at the beginning. He also asked her if she had any questions and he answered the one question she had. This is an example of:
a. Deception b. Debriefing c. Dehoaxing d. Desensitizing
Functioning effectively in community settings requires many varied skills, most of which are neglected in formal schooling. When planning to teach real life content, what should be attended to first?
a. Identifying the life skills demand areas for each student b. Applying life skills c. Meet with community groups and support models d. Administer a standardized assessment