Students who recognize readily when old information is not relevant in new situations are using discrimination
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
True
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Parents of young children identified as being gifted or talented did all of the following except:
A. placed a high value on achieving. B. introduced the child at an early age to the area in which he eventually excelled. C. let the child decide when he wanted to practice. D. began developing the skills in the context of home activities through informal parent teaching.
The major concern with the use of nonprobability sampling techniques is related to
a) Subject motivation b) Sample size c) Participant's knowledge d) Generalizing the results
When a child is initially exhibiting a new appropriate behavior, it must be positively reinforced
a. intermittently b. each time it occurs c. frequently but not each time it occurs d. randomly
Personalization requires that a full spectrum of services and placement options be available to serve each child's needs. This implies:
a. only the natural setting of home or daycare is appropriate for the delivery of special services b. children with disabilities must be separated from their nondisabled peers in order to obtain the highly specialized services they need c. that costly services would be added only if the family can pay for these services themselves d. not all services have to be provided at the same location, and settings may change over time as a child or family's needs change