A test that is said to be criterion-referenced is constructed so that
(a) the majority of students attain a C grade
(b) no student can possibly attain a perfect score
(c) any student will attain a perfect score if that student has mastered the objectives
(d) any student's score can be compared to scores of other students and that student's grade is determined from that
comparison.
c
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Upon which, is the tacit dimension of human knowledge based?
A. The history of science is a history of scientists. B. It is an external, conscious conception. C. Knowledge comes from theory development. D. We can know more than we can communicate.
80% of injuries children receive on the playground are caused by:
a. Falls. b. Other children. c. Being hit with bats or balls. d. Faulty equipment and structures.
Which one of the following alternatives describes a conditioned stimulus in classical conditioning?
a. A stimulus that follows the conditioned response b. A stimulus that follows the unconditioned response c. A stimulus that begins to elicit a response it has not previously elicited d. A stimulus that elicits a response without any prior learning being necessary
According to Bailey and colleagues, various outcomes should be evaluated in determining the effectiveness of early intervention family services. Which of the following is not one of these outcomes?
a. The family is aware of their child's strengths, as well as his special needs b. The family understands their legal rights and is able to advocate for their child c. The family is cognizant of ways to help their child learn d. Encouraging the family to be comfortable letting the professional control the intervention process