Which aspects of adolescent behavior are most likely to be influenced by parents and which aspects are most likely to be influenced by peers?
What will be an ideal response?
Parents are most likely to influence values, political thinking, moral development, and occupational choice. Peers are most likely to influence dress, hair styles, interests, and social relationships.
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Teens are more likely than older parents to have a baby
A. to prove that they can take care of themselves without anyone else's help. B. so they can pass along cultural traditions and values. C. as a way to establishing their financial independence. D. because they are looking for someone who will love them unconditionally.
Imagine we wanted to investigate whether a person’s profession can predict scores on a self-report psychopathy scale. We collected data from people in eight different professions and a group of unemployed people. The eight professions were: bank traders, insurance brokers, health care professionals, business executives, volunteer workers, full-time mums, teachers, construction workers. The outcome was psychopathy score. If we wanted to analyse these data using regression, how many dummy variables would we need?
A. 7 B. It is not possible to analyse these data with regression. C. 8 D. 9
Practice that takes place with indirect teacher supervision and is undertaken when students' rates of correct responding are very high is ________.
A. independent practice B. homework C. guided practice D. assessment
Which of the following long term goals violates the Personal quality of effective goal writing (Dated, Achievable, Personal, Positive, and Specific)?
a. I will earn my Bachelor of Arts (BA) by June 1012. b. I will meet the weight requirements for my job at the Sheriff's Department by January, 2012. c. My parents want me to finish college by the spring of 2013. d. I will go to college as a full-time student by the fall semester of 2012. e. By May 2015, my students will have voted for me as Teacher of the Year.