In research on team effectiveness, working in teams (as opposed to competitive or individual work) resulted in
a. Higher individual productivity
b. Lower individual productivity
c. Higher team productivity
d. Lower team productivity
e. a and c
f. b and d
E
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a. up to a dozen decisions b. several dozen decisions c. hundreds of decisions d. thousands of decisions
Which is not an example of a home visiting program?
a. Comprehensive Child Development Program (CCDP) b. High/Scope Perry Preschool Project (PPP) c. Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY) d. Parents as Teachers (PAT)
Mr. Limpitlaw wants to increase his female students' self-efficacy for mastering simple car maintenance procedures. He can best do this by:
a. presenting a film that shows an experienced auto mechanic at work. b. describing how easily he learned these things when he was their age. c. having the students watch other girls successfully change the oil and the air filter. d. having the students read a book with clear, step-by-step instructions for changing the oil and the air filter.
Mrs. Maloney has given an assignment requiring her students to watch an old documentary and write a response paper to everyone in her sophomore English class. Heather, a student in that class, is deaf. One potential problem with which Mrs. Maloney may need to assist Heather is
A. Heather's limited reading skills. B. that Heather has difficulty writing due to her disability. C. that the documentary may not have close captioning. D. that the video is primarily visual, so this makes access for Heather more difficult.