Sharon, a high school math teacher, belongs to low-income family. She takes private tuitions at home to strengthen her financial position. One of her students, Max, is extremely weak in the subject. His affluent parents have agreed to double her fees if their child manages to get a Grade B or above in math. She knows that it is almost impossible for Max to pass in the subject and the only way to help him score better is to make him practice the questions directly from the question paper. Assuming that Sharon bases her actions on Lawrence Kohlberg's six stages of moral reasoning, what is she likely to do in each stage?
What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?
Many studies have pointed to profound and traumatic large-scale _____ as a key determinant of suicidal behavior, such as forced migration of an entire cultural group and eradication of cultural heritage, practices, and language
a) organizational changes b) sociocultural changes c) economic changes d) physiological changes
Why might different random samples of domain items yield different estimates of the true score?
a. sampling error b. poor reliability c. respondent error d. item bias
Albert Ellis proposed a major cognitive-behavioral therapy approach that is commonly referred to as
a. rational restructuring. b. rationalization. c. cognitive restructuring. d. behavioral restructuring.