Test Your Knowledge: True or False Question 2Click on the above link to access the Interactive eBook. Once you've signed in, scroll to page 489 and watch the video. When you've finished watching the video, come back to the test and answer the following question:Adolescents are most likely to be the victim of violence in what setting?
A. on the playground at school.
B. in the cafeteria at school.
C. in a classroom at school.
D. outside of school.
Answer: D
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a. record points made during brainstorming sessions. b. show steps in a process. c. allow the manipulation of information on the screen. d. do all of the above.
At recess the girls are trying to decide on the rules of a game involving a ball. In the middle of discussion the boys get mad and Terrance grabs the ball out of Judy's hand and throws it to Mike who runs with it. He shouts, "You girls are too slow." In the middle of play the boys yell out rules and chase each other. Judy runs to the teacher and complains loudly that the boys don't play fair
What would be the best response for the teacher to make while trying to educate Judy on communication styles? a. "Boys just like to scare girls and be the boss." b. "You girls took too long to make a decision so the boys had every right to take the ball." c. "Boys and girls are different when they play games. Boys like to get the game started and make up rules then. It doesn't matter to them if everyone agrees like girls do." d. "I will make Mike and Terrance stay in during recess tomorrow."
Developmental theories define the individual as:
A. A lifelong learner whose set of beliefs influence career choice. B. Bringing categories of characteristics which should correspond with the environ-ment. C. Changing through multiple and lifelong roles. D. Needing to develop mutual satisfactions with the environment.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
Assessments must be capable of measuring standards that have been traditionally difficult to measure.