The main advantage of phenomenology is that it attempts
a. to get at full or partial meaning or context of a complicated phenomenon.
b. to get at the full truth by testing out hypothesis.
c. to generate more meaningful conclusions by selecting a homogenous group of people as cases.
d. to enhance the Generalizability of the findings.
A
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Studying hard doesn't necessarily mean you are
A. demonstrating self-control. B. invested in your education. C. not stressed. D. studying effectively.
In addressing the needs of students with deaf-blindness, two principles that practitioners and parents should keep in mind are
A) incidental learning and structured routines. B) direct instruction and structured routines. C) direct instruction and variable routines. D) indirect instruction and structured routines.
Steve has tried to get an appointment with his academic advisor, Dr. Summers, for some time, but for one reason or another it hasn't worked out. Now, finally, Dr. Summers has agreed to see him. Steve has been wondering how to begin the conversation. Which one of the following statements is most likely to get a positive response from Dr. Summers?
A. "I know your time is valuable, but I need your help in choosing courses for next term." B. "I need to get this settled today so that I can get on with making up my schedule." C. "No one at this college seems to care what happens to me. I hope you can help me. D. "You are the best academic advisor on campus, and that is why I came to you for advice."