Some organizational approaches are divisive by nature and usually evolve into a structure of hierarchies. At the center of this approach lies the concept that what is good for the organization is good for the people who work within the organization. Which of the following theories is being referenced in this explanation?
a. Human Relations Theory
b. Social Systems Theory
c. Open System Theory
d. Classical Theory
D
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The network shown in the accompanying figure has its roots in a networking project started by the U.S. Department of Defense’s ____
a. Armament Readiness Preparation Association b. American Resource Protection Act c. Advanced Research Projects Agency d. Anticipated Resistance Provisional Alert System
Which of the following is NOT a useful response when a behavior that would be responded to
by some form of discipline is related to a student's disability? A. Functional Behavior Assessment B. Behavior Intervention Plan C. In-school suspension D. Evaluation of IEP goals, objectives and implementation
Which of the following is an example of scaffolding through multiple opportunities to address the content?
A. After learning new vocabulary, students turn and talk to a peer about the new words before completing a graphic organizer with their cooperative groups. B. The student looks up definitions of words in the dictionary before independently reading the text. C. The teacher tells students the definitions of new words and then reminds them of the meaning each time the words come up in the text. D. The student engages in learning activities according to his or her learning style.
When a researcher in a grounded theory study develops and organizes previously developed concepts into categories and subcategories, this is called
a. Axial coding b. Open Coding c. Selective Coding d. Analysis of variance