Jennifer was identified as an exceptional child. What must the school system provide for Jennifer under Public Law 94-142?
a) Jennifer is entitled to a personal assistant to help her during the school day.
b) The school must provide the most normal type of educational setting that is possible.
c) Jennifer must receive exactly the same educational opportunities as other children in exactly the same settings.
d) She is entitled to use a special classroom that keeps her away from interactions with children that are not likely to understand her condition.
B
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Vera thinks that having pets increases psychological functioning and well-being. To test this, individuals in one group of randomly selected nursing home residents are each given a pet while participants in a second group are not given pets. Over two months, the overall level of psychological functioning is evaluated on a daily basis. What is the independent variable in this study?
a. Having pets increases psychological functioning b. Whether or not the resident received a pet c. The level of psychological functioning demonstrated by the residents d. This is a correlational study, so there is no independent variable.
For days after a powerful earthquake, Lavonne jumped whenever an airplane flew over her house to land at the nearby airport. This response is likely a result of
A. instinct. B. reflex. C. habituation. D. sensitization.
The fact that you perceive your psychology professor as being the same size when viewed from different parts of the classroom is known as
a. size constancy. b. conservation. c. recognition. d. perceptual ambiguity. e. the law of Pragnanz.
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a. special c. age-graded b. cohort d. history-graded