Fluency is most frequently measured by the:
A) Number of words read correctly per minute (WCPM).
B) Mean length of utterance (MLU).
C) Type token ratio (TTR).
D) Number of complex sentences.
A
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Mistaken behavior implies willful wrongdoing for which a child must be disciplined.
a. True b. False
What is the advantage of using percentages instead of the number of items in your table of specifications?
a. Percentages are easier to add up to make sure all objectives are covered. b. Percentages show the relative weight of content better. c. Percentages do not require specifying test length. d. There is really no advantage for or against percentages compared to number of items.
In a multilevel model in which an outcome was measured in children from different classrooms, a large intraclass correlation would imply that:
a. Children within a particular class behaved very differently b. The outcome measure varied a lot across children within a classroom. c. The outcome variable varied very little across children from different classrooms. d. Children in different classes behaved very differently.
A type of existing data design in which the content of written or spoken records of the occurrence of specific events or behaviors are described and interpreted is called ______.
A. archival research B. content analysis C. meta-analysis D. participant observation