Which behavior is most likely to indicate that an adolescent has an emotional or behavioral disorder?
a. Betty's mind is often on her boyfriend rather than on classroom discussions.
b. Eliza sometimes forgets to do her homework assignments, even though she really likes her teacher and wants to please him.
c. Harrison is often more interested in talking and joking with his friends than in paying attention to his teacher.
d. Jeff is usually somber and uncommunicative; the only time he interacts with his peers is to hit or yell at them.
D
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a. True b. False
Which of the following is a true statement about goals?
a. You should wait a while after setting a goal to take action, in case you change your mind. b. Goals may need to be changed as circumstances or other goals change. c. Goals should be vague so that they feel more attainable. d. You don’t need to write down your goals if you are actively working on them.
Chloe Smith is editor of the Rocky High School Rattler. The Rattler is a school sponsored newspaper published monthly. Content is approved by the faculty sponsor. School board policy defines the school principal as final arbiter when disputes occur between the faculty sponsor and the student editor over content. With the help of her mother, Chloe wrote an editorial arguing the cheerleader tryouts
were not conducted fairly. The editorial includes evidence to support Chloe's point of view. The faculty sponsor refused permission to publish the editorial. Chloe and her mother appeal to the principal. Which of the following actions by the principal is most likely to address this situation? A. Allow Chloe to publish the editorial B. Deny permission to publish the editorial C. Call the superintendent and ask her to help D. Ask Chloe to name the sources of her evidence of unfair cheerleader selection process
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