Briefly describe the role that recognition plays in information processing
What will be an ideal response?
Recognition is noting familiar features and relating them to already stored information.
The process is interactive, depending partly on information taken from the stimulus and partly on information stored in long-term memory. Information not selectively attended to and recognized disappears.
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The ___________ can provide direction as to what interventions might be particularly effective
A) ?National Center for Response to Intervention B) ?What Works Clearinghouse C) ?No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 D) ?Handbook of Response to Intervention
When considering the many aspects of curriculum for children with disabilities
a. Cognitive skills are not as important as other domain areas. b. Cognitive skills are much more important than other domains. c. A balance between all domains is most important. d. None of the above.
FERPA requires
a) schools to obtain a parent's written consent before releasing student information b) schools to maintain a record of information released and to whom c) schools to send a copy of the released records to the child's family d) all of the above
. An experimental situation that “looks” and “feels” real is likely associated with ______.
. many threats to external validity B. high mundane realism C. high mundane realism and high experimental realism D. many threats to external validity and high mundane realism