Which of the following predicted substantially higher achievement for students from fourth through ninth grades?
A) experiencing small classes from kindergarten through third grade
B) placing teachers' aides in classrooms
C) participating in extracurricular activities
D) a focus on teaching social skills as well as academics
A
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Substage 1 of preconventional morality is to ____ as substage 2 of preconventional morality is to ____
a. interpersonal norms; social systems morality b. an obedience orientation; an instrumental orientation c. social contract; justice, compassion, and equality d. early adulthood; middle and late adulthood
How is the term mind used in this statement: "If you put your mind to it, I'm sure you can solve that math problem"?
A. The mind as involved in memory B. The mind as problem solver C. The mind as used to make decisions or consider possibilities D. The mind as valuable, something that should be used
As a middle-school student, Chrissy often shoplifted cosmetics and music CDs. By the time she is a senior in high school, Chrissy has mended her ways and no longer shoplifts. Chrissy's pattern of behavior is best described as a. a life-course persistent antisocial behavior. b. learned helplessness
c. adolescent-limited antisocial behavior. d. chronic status offenses.
The kind of validity that shows that a test covers the entire range of the meaning of the construct being measured is called the test’s _______.
a. face validity b. content validity c. criterion validity d. construct validity