The standard error of measurement
a. specifies the exact amount of discrepancy between an individual's true score and obtained score.
b. quantifies the amount of discrepancy between the scores of any two raters.
c. estimates the probable range within which the individual's true score falls.
d. estimates the extent of change between an individual's test score from one administration of the test to the next.
c
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a. creating a classroom atmosphere that does not tolerate exclusion. b. creating an environment that allows children to work or talk together. c. using competition as a motivation for learning. d. supporting children as they learn to take a social perspective.
Healthy development is more than an absence of disease
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Little Sarah is born prematurely and weighs three pounds. What do we know about the risks she faces and her likelihood of her developing normally?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following goal characteristics is not necessarily supported by the research?
a. Challenging b. Specific c. Realistic d. None of these are supported by the research