Intelligence is often thought of as culture-specific. This means that:
a) different cultures may consider different behaviors to be intelligent
b) IQ tests compare a student's score with students from the same culture
c) cultural intelligence is one of the multiple forms intelligence can take
d) intelligence and culture are both important characteristics of students
a,
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Ecological validity refers to the degree to which lab data hold true when altered to account for ____
a. ecological differences between the lab and the outside environment b. the degree to which data gathered in a lab will apply outside the lab, given the influences of the environment on cognitive activity c. the accuracy of predictions of how test subjects will react when placed in an environment with different ecological relationships d. the effect ecological changes have on the behavior of organisms in the particular environment
What is the purpose of norm-referenced tests?
What will be an ideal response?
Why would a science teacher want to use an interdisciplinary approach when teaching science?
a. So the students will learn more about the topic b. So the students will become more interested in the topic to be explored c. So the students will find the topic to be explored more meaningful d. So the students will have multiple paths they can take when they study the topic e. All of the above f. None of the above
An example of maintenance time would be
A. sleeping. B. attending class. C. reading a book for pleasure. D. spending time on the Internet.