Fourteen-year-old Anna has what is politely referred to as a “healthy appetite,” yet she maintains a trim figure with no apparent effort. You notice that Anna often disappears briefly after meals or snacks, but she becomes nervous if others insist on accompanying her to the restroom. Anna may be suffering from:

A software element that most effectively helps students construct sentences is

A. text-to-speech B. read aloud C. word prediction D. optical character reading

Which theory of learning examines the normal stages of learning in typical children?

a. Effective teaching b. Information-processing c. Metacognitive d. Behavioral e. Developmental

As stated in the text, intellectual disabilities can have multiple causes, and those vary depending on the period in an individual's life at which an event occurs. Describe one example of intellectual disability from each period (prenatal, perinatal, and postnatal).

What will be an ideal response?

Which of the following is not an example of an aesthetic experience?

a. sitting in wet sand and splashing in the waves on the shore b. noticing the wood grains in a row of blocks c. arranging the furniture to make the best use of space in a room d. watching the colors of the flames in a campfire