The purpose of securing parental consent for a proposed evaluation is:
a. To protect the rights of parents and students
b. To secure the participation of parents and students in the evaluation process
c. To protect the rights of the school administration
d. Both A & B
D
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The analysis of interpersonal conflict (sectional neighborhood conflict or inter-staff conflict) through a sociological survey will likely address which category?
a. Community Groups b. Leadership c. Political Structure d. Social Tensions
A researcher studying the relationship between the number of hours students spend studying and their score on an exam calculates the following regression equation: Y? = 4.07 + .21(X). In this example, .21 refers to ______.
a. the Y-intercept b. the slope of the equation c. exam scores d. the number of hours spent studying
On his first day at a new preschool, 3-year-old Kegan's attention is immediately attracted to a wooden train set on the far side of the room. But no sooner has he begun to play with the train than a large teddy bear catches his eye, and he seems unconcerned when his mother leaves the room. Kegan continues to flit from one toy to another all morning without getting very involved in any one of
them. He hardly reacts when Mom returns a couple of hours later. Kegan's behavior is most consistent with a(n): a. insecure-avoidant attachment b. insecure-resistant attachment c. secure attachment d. disorganized and disoriented attachment
Under what circumstances should teachers confer with parents about a student's misbehavior?
a. Any time the student shows disregard for the feelings of fellow students b. Only when the misbehavior is in clear violation of local or federal law c. Any time the student shows no interest in improving his or her behavior d. When a chronic problem has implications for a student's success over the long run