The term "movement management" refers to
(a) bathroom privileges and permission
(b) how students enter and exit the classroom
(c) whether students are allowed to leave their assigned seats whenever they please
(d) how students are expected to leave their seats to obtain materials, to sharpen pencils, for a drink of water, and to use the wastebasket
(e) all the above
(f) none of the above (a-d)
E
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A) learning a synonym B) hearing the word pronounced C) hearing the word explained in context D) seeing the word on a flash card
Consider the following misspellings. Given the nature of the errors, in what spelling stage should the student be placed? saveing (saving) bitting (biting) trenchs (trenches) lumpped (lumped)
A) the structural spelling stage B) the phonetic spelling stage C) the prephonetic spelling stage D) the meaning derivational stage
Imagine we wanted to investigate whether the reason for quitting smoking affects success rate. We recruited a sample of 120 smokers. Half wanted to quit to improve their appearance (yellow teeth and bad breath, etc.), and half wanted to quit to improve their health (life expectancy, etc.). After six months we measured how successful they had been at quitting smoking. The data were skewed so we ran a Wilcoxon rank-sum test on the data (output below).
Which of the following sentences correctly reports the results from the Wilcoxon rank-sum test?
A. People who wanted to quit smoking to improve their health were significantly more successful at quitting than those who wanted to quit to improve their appearance, Ws = 3245.5, z = –2.04, p = .04. B. People who wanted to quit smoking to improve their appearance were significantly more successful at quitting than those who wanted to quit to improve their health, T = –2.04, z = 188.57, p < .05. C. This output relates to the Mann–Whitney test and tells us nothing about the Wilcoxon rank-sum test. D. People who wanted to quit smoking to improve their appearance were significantly more successful at quitting than those who wanted to quit to improve their health, Ws = 3245.5, z = –2.04, p = .04.