What interpretation principle is illustrated in this scenario? Eighh grader Sean's state test scores indicated he was performing at the "Below Basic" level on state standards in reading. Mrs. Jones noticed, though, that his reading grades were mostly As, and she also knew he routinely took full-length novels out of the school library and read them. She wondered if Sean was bored, frightened, or
sick on testing day, and decided to ask him about that.
(a) Looking for patterns in test scores.
(b) Using multiple indicators to confirm an explanation.
(c) Not over-interpreting chance differences.
B
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After your roommate had her wisdom teeth removed, you tried to help her by processing her favorite soups in a blender so they would be smooth. When offering her a bowl, you called it a "bloup" rather than a blended soup. This illustrates a ____
a. spoonerism b. deletion c. reversal d. substitution
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
A chi-square goodness-of-fit test with three levels of a categorical variable will have 3 degrees of freedom.
Controversial issues facing kindergarten today do not include
a. how reading should be taught. b. whether reading should be more teacher-centered or child- centered. c. whether teachers should work with individuals. d. what parents, teachers, and state departments of education expect kindergartners to accomplish.
What evidence would be necessary to determine if internalization occurred?
What will be an ideal response?