_______ are statistical procedures that indicate, with a single score, what is typical or standard about a group of individuals and are commonly used to describe the collective level of performance, attitude, or opinion of a group of study participants.
a. Inferential statistics
b. Central statistical measures
c. Measures of collective tendency
d. Measures of central tendency
Ans: D
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a. are largely unsuccessful. b. are more successful when setting is compatible with lifestyles. c. are only successful when led by a member of the same ethnic group. d. have equal rates of success and lack of success.
Mr. Jones believes that schools should set measurable goals for the education of children. Teachers and schools should be held responsible for the extent to which they meet their stated goals. Mr. Jones is talking about:
a. accountability b. readiness testing c. praxis testing d. minimum-competency testing
Part C of IDEA requires that “to the maximum extent appropriate to the needs of the child, early intervention must be provided in natural environments…” Which is considered a natural environment?
a. A park setting b. The mountains c. Amusement park d. Home and community settings
Which of the following is not an expository text structure?
a. generalization b. sequence c. classification d. organizational