Level 2 perspective taking:
understanding that another person can see an object that one cannot see
understanding that another person can have beliefs that are incorrect
understanding that an object visible to two people will be seen in different ways
understanding that people have beliefs about the world
understanding that an object visible to two people will be seen in different ways
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a. triangulation. c. coding. b. concept mapping. d. reflection.
Ted argues with the teacher when he is upset. He refuses to follow his teacher's request to calm down and verbally assaults his classmates. His behaviors are considered which of the following?
A. internalizing behaviors B. externalizing behaviors C. social problem behaviors D. annoying behaviors
The Expansion phase provides an effective method for addressing the four new content dimensions of the National Science Education Standards
Indicate whether the statement is true(A) or false(B).
When evaluating food service, as long as the children are eating the food and it does not cost too much, that is all that you need to worry about
Indicate whether the statement is true or false