Currently, the preferences of the child in a custody dispute
A. is given no weight.
B. is the biggest determining factor in the decision.
C. is sometimes considered.
D. is only considered if the child is over 13.
C
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Akon and Eda were enrolled in different sections of the same English course. When Akon was taking his final exam in the course, there was some construction going on outside the room where the exam was held. It was noisy and Akon found it difficult to concentrate. Eda wrote her final in the evening, and the building was quiet, with no distractions. In this example, the administration of the
English final: a. did not have high test-retest reliability b. did not have construct validity c. was not standardized across the course sections d. would have high predictive validity
Define the universality hypothesis and explain the methodology of two studies that support the hypothesis.
What will be an ideal response?
A test is said to be reliable if __________
a) a person's score on a test is pretty much the same every time he or she takes it. b) it contains an adequate sample of the skills it is supposed to measure. c) its results agree with a more direct measure of what the test is designed to predict. d) it is culture-fair.
How does the jigsaw classroom operate?
a. Students compete to win a top award. b. Students are each given a piece of information that must be shared to solve a problem. c. Students are told that one student holds the key to solving a problem and they must find out who it is. d. Students are all given separate puzzles to solve. e. Students are "locked" in a room together and must work together to figure out how to "escape."