How is a specific learning strategy assessed?
What will be an ideal response?
Direct observation checklists, analyses of student products, and student self-evaluations.
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Pat was transferred to the junior high to help out with a "tough" class. A meeting was held that included Pat, the two counselors, and the principal. This group planned a technique that would be applied for effective management. All agreed that Pat would have to use such reinforcers as snacks, school supplies, and free time to change student behaviors. What strategy is being used?
What will be an ideal response?
Research seems to indicate that general literacy skills
A. are a significant contributor to workers' success in the labor market. B. are not as important in getting employment as specific vocational skills. C. are desirable, but they won't help you get a job. D. All these answers are correct.
A heritability index of 0 for a behavioral trait indicates that:
A. the trait is extremely common in the population. B. genetic variation is not responsible for the variation in the occurrence of the trait. C. the brain has no effect on the occurrence of that behavioral trait. D. changing the environment will not change the likelihood that the trait will occur.
Making exercise a group routine can distract you from your personal goals.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)