Which should not be done when a student experiences an epileptic seizure?
a. When the child regains consciousness, let him/her rest if he/she wishes.
b. Place a pencil or a tongue depressor in the child's mouth to prevent swallowing of the tongue.
c. Turn the child on one side for the release of saliva.
d. Keep the child calm.
b
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Teachers can become skilled conversationalists by
A) appearing to listen even if you are not fully engaged in the conversation. B) avoiding asking any questions. C) correcting the child as the conversation progresses to ensure that you stay on task. D) listening intently to the children and probing for information. E) watching television and listening to the radio.
On a subtest of a standardized test, Nikki gets 45 items correct of a possible 50 . Of the following, the most valid conclusion is:
a. Nikki is in stanine 9 b. Nikki has raw score of 45 c. Nikki is in the 90th percentile (45/50 = 90%). d. Nikki has a raw score of 90
Reinforcing successively more appropriate responses is known as
a. secondary reinforcement. b. shaping behavior. c. stimulus discrimination. d. stimulus generalization.
A researcher finds that the mean difference in productivity between employees working the morning shift (n = 16) and the night shift (n = 10) is 5.0 units, and the estimates standard error for the difference is 2.7 units. If the null hypothesis states that there is no difference in productivity, then is this result significant at a .05 level of significance for a two-tailed test?
A. Yes, this result is significant. B. No, this result is not significant. C. There is not enough information to answer this question.