In Pavlov's experiments with dogs, the sound of a bell ringing just prior to the presentation of food is best described as which of the following?
A. A conditioned stimulus
B. An unconditioned stimulus
C. An unconditioned response
D. A conditioned response
Answer: A
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A) ?Test A is more reliable than Test B. B) ?Test B is more reliable than Test A. C) ?Test A has a larger SEM than Test B. D) ?Test B has a larger SEM than Test A.
A beginning teacher in your school wants to know if the requirements of NCLB will affect the way in which he teaches. Based on your reading of the research, which of the following statements represents the most accurate response you can make?
a. He will probably find himself giving more help to those students whose scores were just below the cutoff the previous year than to students who scored much higher. b. He may find himself considering using teaching methods that he would not have otherwise used. c. He will probably pay more attention to how well the content of his daily lessons is aligned with state standards. d. All of the above.
Why has the positivist method scientific inquiry taken the form of the scientific method?
What will be an ideal response?
Once all tiers of the prereferral intervention strategies are implemented, if inadequate progress is noted which of the following can occur?
A) Strategies may be redesigned. B) The referral process may begin. C) The IEP will be rewritten. D) The child is placed in special education.