What are some important ways that colleges can support nontraditional students?
What will be an ideal response?
Many colleges and universities increasingly support the needs of nontraditional students by extending student services beyond business hours, providing adequate and close parking for those students who rush from work to school, and offering affordable on-campus child care for full- and part-time students, including evening students. Some also offer orientation programs for adult learners to provide information about support resources as well as help nontraditional students connect with one another and begin to build a social support network of peers.
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A. backward conditioning B. classical conditioning C. operant conditioning D. stimulus generalization
Children of all ages and all cultures are particularly interested in
a. babies. c. objects in the sky. b. animals. d. moving toys.
The A in WAIS stands for __________ , and the C in WISC stands for __________
Fill in the blanks with correct word
In the Luo et al. study reportedin the article on object permanence, Now You See It, Now You Don't,
participants received repeated exposure to the same stimulus until a decrease in response to the stimulus was achieved. In psychology this process is known as_____ (a) operant conditioning (b) attribution (c) accommodation (d) habituation