All but one of the following pertains to the use of analogies as a problem-solving heuristic
a. Analogies based on superficial features lead to poor solutions.
b. Solving analogous problems is a powerful solution strategy.
c. Analogies are most appropriate for novice problem solvers.
d. Analogous problems must have similar underlying concepts and principles.
C
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Familes should be included in special needs planning because
A) Parents will likely be implementing some of the training at home. B) Although parents have no valuable information themselves, it's important for them to hear what the teacher has to say. C) The teacher already knows exactly what goes on in the home but needs to confirm it with the parents. D) The teacher will be the only one receiving training in how to best work with the child.
The end result of a family experiencing a snag point is:
A. a family crisis B. a family achievement C. a family developmental task
Piaget viewed thinking in early childhood as:
mental action using mental representations mental action using material representations covert speech self-directed speech, spoken out loud
As with the assessment and diagnosis of children with ADD, PTSD:
a. Can be assessed easily b. Can be diagnosed easily c. Cannot be diagnosed and assessed easily d. A and b e. None of the above