The measurement of a behavior before intervention begins is called:
a. preliminary data
b. variable data
c. baseline data
d. confounding data
C
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a) The research problem is studied extensively before the study begins so there are no changes once the design has emerged. b) The concrete, sequential nature of an emergent design allows for systematic discovery. c) An emergent design allows for flexibility so the researcher doesn't begin the study with preconceived ideas. d) An emergent design is the most efficient way to collect data from participants.
In the tension between competing goals when selecting books for reading and studying in the classroom, if you focus only on the content lessons of good books,
A. you will have the opportunity to plan a social studies lesson in conjunction with the reading instruction. B. you will have lost the opportunity to help children move beneath the surface structure of a text and really think about its meaning. C. you will have the opportunity to tell the children what the lessons are for the book they are reading. D. None of the above.
Graphic organizers that provide students with a visual guide to understanding and retelling stories are:
a. concept maps b. story maps c. literature circles d. think-alouds
According to evidence taken from tomb paintings, hieroglyphics, and archeological digs, child-rearing in ancient Egypt (ca. 3000-100 BCE) was __________.
A. parent-centered B. child-centered C. permissive D. strict