Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Narrative inquiry data are a count of the number of stories collected on a topic of interest.
Ans: F
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The activity in Chapter 3 involving folding paper in half numerous times is an example where students discover properties and invent their own mathematical rules. Which term best describes this type of lesson?
a) Behaviorist. b) Piagetian. c) Inquiry. d) Invention. e) Traditional.
A behaviorist process of instruction involves identifying the goal of instruction and students'
entry behavior, and then formulating substeps leading from the entry behavior to the terminal behavior, with each substep representing a small modification of the preceding one. This process is called: a. generalization. b. transfer. c. higher-order conditioning. d. shaping.
The unstructured interview helps to do the following:
a. builds rapport, and is used often by most clinicians (Barlow & Durand, 2005), but is questionable in terms of reliability and validity b. builds rapport, but is not used by most clinicians c. builds rapport and has excellent reliability and validity d. none of the above
A true statement about causal-comparative research is that:
A. it is a way of exploring cause-effect relationships. B. it is intended only to explain reasons for group membership. C. it is the most effective method of determining cause and effect. D. it systematically alters causes in order to study their effects.