Which of the following is a dimension that Baumrind added in her later research on parenting styles?
A) maturity demands B) control
C) power-assertion D) warmth
A
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The loss of ability to hear high-pitched, high-frequency sounds is known as __________.
A. presbycusis B. hearing detention C. echolalia D. myopia
One shortfall of the ACT is that
a. it has low internal consistency coefficients. b. it does not predict first year college GPAs. c. the ITED must be administered along with it. d. it does not compare well to the SAT.
Jorge watches his friend Nina interacting with others and makes a situational attribution for her behavior. Jorge believes that
a. Nina's behavior is best explained by the circumstances surrounding the encounter. b. Nina's way of relating to people stems from particular characteristics of her personality. c. Nina is not acting the way other people would act in the same situation. d. Nina's actions are not consistent with the social norms governing that particular situation.
Shavonne, an elementary school teacher, is told that some of her students scored very high on a scholastic aptitude measure. Actually, these "high aptitude" students were chosen randomly, regardless of ability. During the next year of school, these students' IQ scores increased more than the scores of other students who were in Shavonne's class. According to your text, the most likely explanation
for these students' IQ gain is ____.? a. ?their fluid intelligence b. ?their interactions with classmates c. ?the teacher's expectations for her students d. ?their crystallized intelligence