What is the leading cause of newborn mortality?
a. Low production of surfactin
b. Anoxia
c. Pneumonia
d. Premature birth
D
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Three of the four answers are guidelines for implementing effective intensive interventions. Which answer is NOT one of them?
A. Provide instruction individually or in small groups. B. Use research-based instruction and intervention. C. Vary intervention practices. D. Communicate occasionally with stakeholders.
One of your students, Janet, seems to go out of her way to make other children feel bad. Sometimes she spreads malicious, untrue rumors about people. Sometimes she convinces some of her classmates to snub others by ignoring them, excluding them from group activities, and so on. With Janet's behavior in mind:
a. Determine whether she is displaying primarily physical, psychological, or relational aggression. b. Determine whether she is displaying proactive or reactive aggression. c. Drawing on what psychologists have learned about the underlying cognitive causes of aggression, identify three possible reasons why Janet may be acting so aggressively.
Karen is a school principal. She has been collecting data all year regarding the benefits and costs of an after-school community service program. She thinks the program is effective but must make a decision about whether or not the outcomes of the program for the children justify the cost. She collects data from the students, parents, and those that have benefited from the program to assist in
making her decision. Karen is engaging in which type of research? a. Evaluation b. Experimental c. Correlational d. Causal comparative
Which of the following should be considered in interpreting test results?
A. Language factors that impact achievement B. The possibility of an emotional and/or behavioral problem C. Environmental factors D. All of the above