If a teacher felt that the theory of multiple intelligences by Gardner was the best way to conceptualize a child's education, how might he run his class?
a. By finding out which area a child is strongest in, and then putting greatest emphasis on that area
b. By engaging as many intelligence types as possible when teaching a particular subject or topic
c. By remembering that each child is a combination of practical, creative, and analytic intelligence
d. By making sure to administer regular intelligence tests in classes to track any changes, and then to adjust the educational direction according to those class changes
b
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Janine usually uses her right hand when she writes, but she may throw a ball or reach for something with either hand. According to research, people, like Janine, who show an inconsistent handedness are at higher risk for developing which of the following?
a. immune-related diseases b. allergies and learning disorders c. spatial neglect d. facial agnosia
Tessa does not want to get her son vaccinated because she heard an actress on a talk show say that vaccines cause autism
Her pediatrician tells her that this is a(n) ________, most likely caused by the fact that autism tends to be diagnosed around the same age that children receive vaccines, and that vaccines are actually proven to be safe. a. illusory correlation b. strong correlation c. correlation coefficient d. positive correlation
Three-month-old Jefferson will probably listen longer to __________ than to __________
A) pure tones; voices B) pure tones; noises C) human speech; nonspeech sounds D) a foreign language; his native language
According to Susan Harter, self-esteem is
A) a consequence of personality that varies little during adolescence. B) based on an adolescent's identity status. C) a consequence of competence in the particular domains that are personally important to adolescents. D) an adolescent's global evaluation about her self-worth.