On campus, Joan walks by Paul and greets him with a smile and a "How are you?" Paul starts to describe his health, only to see that Joan is already a block away. Which one of the seven basic elements of communication was not appropriate in this situation?
a. Channel
b. Decoding
c. Encoding
d. Sender's intentions
B
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____ instruction provides students with different opportunities and ways to master content
a. Hybrid b. Differentiated c. Dynamic d. Customized
Students add to their reading, writing, speaking and listening vocabularies most effectively by
a. using context clues for unknown words b. listening to read alouds and books on tape c. a combination of independent word learning and direct teaching of individual words d. memorizing weekly lists of vocabulary words
During basketball practice, Coach Reeves' team continually forgot his directive to pass the ball at center court. For 15-minutes, the coach had is players practice passing the ball at center court. The educational procedure Coach Reeves used is called:
a. Negative practice overcorrection b. A conditioned aversive stimulus c. Restitutional overcorrection d. Positive-practice overcorrection
What is the problem with doing multiple pairwise comparisons to follow-up a significant Kruskal–Wallis test?
A. It decreases the significance of the Kruskal–Wallis test B. None of these. C. It inflates the familywise error rate. D. It potentially masks important differences between variables.