Which of the following statements is correct concerning higher and lower performing music students?
a. higher performing students spent more time practicing than lower performing students
b. lower performing students had more parental encouragement
c. the high performing students differed from the low performing students in terms of early musical ability
d. the high performing students differed from the low performing students in terms of early musical exposure
A
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a. Encourage families to engage in physical activity together, such as a family walk or day at the park b. Advise parents that sleep is just as important as activity to children's health and development c. Encourage parents to remove the living room television and put it in their child's bedroom so that the child only watches an hour or so at bedtime d. Suggest that parents give their children toys that promote physical activities
Your business studies lecturer has devoted the past ten weeks to teaching you the Bayesian approach and is now asking that you offer a critique of it. What key criticism could you raise?
A. The reliance on a prior probability is overly objective and therefore not open to a researcher’s degrees of freedom. B. The reliance on a prior probability is overly subjective and therefore can be open to a researcher’s degrees of freedom. C. The lack of reliance on a null hypothesis is overly objective and therefore open to a researcher’s degrees of freedom. D. The lack of reliance on a prior probability is overly subjective and therefore can be open to a researcher’s degrees of freedom.
Which subtest includes vocabulary and sentence comprehension?
What will be an ideal response?
Early researchers suggested that students with intellectual disabilities have ability about as well as people without disabilities in _____
A) long-term memory retention B) metacognition C) short-term memory D) working memory