Although four-year-olds are quite adept at running in a straight line, most are not yet able to start, stop, and move around objects with ease
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
ANS: F
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After calculating the difference between sample means of all possible samples from a population and the population mean, we would expect the mean of these differences to be
a. equal to the population mean. c. zero. b. higher or less than the population mean. d. None of these are true.
Ian tends to be very shy about participating in class discussions. You decide to try to promote greater participation in class discussion by first smiling encouragingly at him when he merely looks interested in saying something, then smiling at him when he raises his hand, and then praising him when he actually makes a contribution. The technique you are using is referred to as
a. spontaneous recovery. b. shaping. c. extinction. d. positive reinforcement.
When Ben misbehaves during class, Mr. Jacobs takes Ben out into the hall and gives him "a talking to." Nevertheless, Ben's misbehavior continues. Which of the following statements explains this situation?
a. Mr. Jacobs punished Ben's misbehavior. b. Mr. Jacobs may be reinforcing Ben's misbehavior; he is not punishing Ben's misbehavor. c. Mr. Jacobs neither punished nor reinforced Ben's misbehavior. d. unable to determine from information provided
According to the? IDEA, the least restrictive environment for a student with special needs is
A. a classroom in the regular local school that is set up for students with special needs. B. an individualized education program tailored to the needs of the student. C. a regular classroom in which all other students are nondisabled students. D. the most typical educational environment that can reasonably meet the needs of that particular student.