The diapering routine
a. is an unpleasant necessity that caregivers have to endure.
b. is an opportunity for caregivers to provide quality interaction and communication with infants.
c. should be planned at specific times in infant programs to help children begin to settle into a predictable routine.
d. All of these answers.
ANS: B
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a. inductive reasoning is an open-ended, exploratory process. b. inductive reasoning reaches conclusions viewed as ‘truth.' c. inductive reasoning is a focused testing of hypotheses d. inductive reasoning does not involve observation or analyses of facts.
The major problem with the validity of interviews as assessment devices is that
A. most interviewers are not objective. B. respondents might tell the interviewer what they think the interviewer wants to hear. C. interviews are time-consuming. D. students may not like to be interviewed.
“According to the National Center for Health Statistics, in 2005 the average birthweight of a newborn baby was approximately normally distributed with a mean of 119 ounces (7 lb, 7 oz) and a standard deviation of 19 ounces.” A ‘low birthweight’ baby is one who weighs less than 88 ounces (5 lb, 8 oz) at birth. What percentage of babies are low birthweight?
a. 5.16% b 44.84% c. 55.16% d. 94.84%
Research shows that many students with learning disabilities have particular problems with
A. visual memory. B. auditory short-term memory and visual memory. C. auditory short-term memory. D. visual and working memory.