The likelihood of familywise error increases as ______.
a. more comparisons are made within a set of data
b. fewer comparisons are made within a set of data
c. no type I errors occur
d. the number of groups in a study are reduced
a. more comparisons are made within a set of data
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Mr. Argent teaches his kindergarten students to recognize different sounds within a word. He says a word (e.g., bag) and the students say each sound in the word separately (e.g., /b/ /a/ /g/). In this activity, the students are practicing:
A) Blending. B) Segmenting. C) Discrimination. D) Alliteration.
Each of the following is accurate regarding gifted and talented studentsexcept which one?
a. may be exceptionally bright. b. may have special talents. c. may be both gifted and talented. d. cannot have a learning disability
The concept of “inclusionary practices” can be addressed with questions about the manner in which services are
designed and delivered in schools. This is the perspective of the:
a. philosophical vantage point b. organizational vantage point c. governmental and policy vantage point d. professional/procedural vantage point
Which of the following statements best describes those who advocate as researchers?
a. people who collect data and synthesize research reports to support advocacy efforts b. people with vision who help keep advocacy efforts on track c. people who share their expertise with advocates and policymakers d. people who make phone calls, stuff letters, and make visits or write letters to legislators