The Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children emphasizes the process of problem-solving rather than the solution to the problem
a. True
b. False
b
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Georgina is currently being evaluated to see if she has an intellectual disability. Which method of identifying individuals with intellectual disabilities is now considered outdated and is no longer likely to be the sole determining factor in her diagnosis?
A. A matrix that determines levels of severity B. Evaluation across domain areas C. IQ score D. Level of severity of disability
Which of the following statements is true of the theoretical paradigms of management?
a. In the classical paradigm, the manager's chief goal is to make the workers happy. b. In the behavioral paradigm, the manager's chief goal is to improve the behavior of the workers. c. In the systems paradigm, the manager's chief goal is to make needed changes in response to changes in the environment. d. The three paradigms are pretty much the same.
Standardized tests have limitations, including the notion that
a. the questions asked may be ones the child happens not to know, while the test does not ask questions that the child does know, giving an inaccurate picture of his abilities. b. such tests are culture-biased and do not ask relevant questions for children of minority cultures. c. the child’s state of mind, comfort with the testing situation, interest, or familiarity with the tester can affect the test outcome. d. All of these answers.
In a decentralized plan, the administrators most responsible for school-and-community relations are the:
a. building principals b. school superintendent and central office administrators c. building principal and human resource administrator d. school superintendent and school principals