Can a student opt out of a lesson he or she considers offensive? Explain your answer
What will be an ideal response?
Yes. Schools can excuse individual students from lessons that are objectionable to the student or the student's parents on religious or other conscientious grounds.
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Play is valuable to human beings because it is an activity that is ______
a. pleasurable b. adaptive c. crucial for growth and development d. all of the above e. none of the above
Sigmund Freud has contributed to the psychoanalytic theory of play through his suggestions that play
a. is motivated by the pleasure principle. b. is reinforced by brain activity. c. is motivated by rewards and punishments. d. has no significant therapeutic value.
For which regression assumption does the Durbin–Watson statistic test?
A. Linearity B. Independence of errors C. Homoscedasticity D. Multicollinearity
What is the effect of reducing restraining forces?
a. Resistance in increased b. Resistance is decreased c. It has no effect d. The administrative equilibrium is upset