What was the basis of Gardner's view of intelligence?
a. It involves solving and creating new problems in authentic situations.
b. It involves a score on a standardized test (IQ test).
c. It is about how well people apply a universal strategy to solve a problem.
d. It is about how well people can perform certain tasks.
A
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What will be an ideal response?
Acknowledging a student’s thoughts or feelings
a. is the same as approving them. b. is simply a way of saying to the student that he or she is understood and that you can empathize with those thoughts and feelings. c. implies that the student is going to have his or her own way. d. is an “opening” for you to solve the student’s problems.
Which of the following does not apply to fathers who are gay?
A. most fathers who are gay became married to hide their true sexual orientation B. most fathers who are gay are challenged in establishing a personal identity that integrates both notions of being gay and being a father at the same time C. most come to terms with their gay orientation following years of trying to fit into a heterosexual lifestyle and image and fathering children D. all of the above are correct E. the second and third choices only
Nancy group-administered a standardized math test. By mistake she gave her students too little time when they took the test. What can we conclude about the validity of the scores the students will receive?
a. The scores will be valid since she gave the students too little time, not too much. b. The scores will be valid because the validity of the scores is not dependent on amount of time allotted. c. The scores will be invalid because her students will be compared to those who had full time. d. The scores will be invalid because standardized tests are not meant to be group administered.