A group contingency seeks to:
a) reward an individual.
b) reward a select group of students.
c) reward the entire class.
d) punish the entire class.
c A group continency program is one in which rewards or punishments are given to a class as a whole for adhering to or violating rules of conduct.
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Those who are opposed to the concept of government-supported religion would find support for this notion in the
U.S. Constitution's a. equal protection clause. b. establishment clause. c. Fourteenth Amendment. d. free exercise clause.
The city in which Kimberly lives recently announced that it will host a marathon. Although she has never been more than a recreational runner, Kimberly begins to read articles about training for marathons and talks to people who have participated in marathons about their experiences. This behavior suggests that Kimberly's interest in marathons will likely
a. fade after the date of the marathon. b. persist for a lengthy period of time. c. become intrinsic. d. lead to other exercise-related interests.
Interventions that have been successful in reducing social isolation in children include all of the following except:
A. Using confederate peers trained to initiate and respond positively to the isolated child. B. Providing increased teacher attention contingent on interaction with others. C. Providing structured group activities with a common task goal. D Providing social skills training. E. All of the above have been successful.
Can a MANOVA be used to detect whether groups differ along a combination of variables?
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)