Which of these goals would be written in MOO terms?
a. Billy will improve his social skills.
b. Jenny will stay in her seat 50% of the time.
c. Jamar will pay attention in class for 10 minutes.
d. Given a group of 10 math problems at the second grade level, Laurie will be able to complete 5 of the problems without prompts from the teacher.
e. Given a 30-minute period of time, Alysha will pay attention the majority of the time.
ANSWER: d
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
A teacher knows that Linda always performs at the top of her class. On one units' summative assessment, Linda's performance was not very good but the teacher gave her a high grade reasoning that Linda just had an "off day." Which type of error did the teacher most likely commit?
a. Halo effect b. Logical error c. Leniency error d. Personal bias error
One can identify whether an argument is circular reasoning:
a. By evaluating the direction of the relation (e.g., Sally's off-task behavior is due to her attention deficit disorder vs. Sally's attention deficit disorder causes her off-task behavior) b. By evaluating whether the two components of the argument can be separated and whether one can be manipulated to determine the effect on the other c. Both A and B d. Neither A nor B
While numerous rating scales exist for the assessment of CD that are either self-reports or reports of significant others, rating scales have the advantages of being:
a. relatively fast to administer b. relatively fast to administer and use normative data c. a multi-informant measure for parents, child, and teacher d. relatively fast to administer, uses normative data, and offers a multi-informant measure for parents, child, and teacher e. relatively fast to administer, but unreliable