______ may experience more changes in friends than _________ after the middle school transition
a. Girls: boys
b. Boys: girls
c. Popular children: rejected children
d. Controversial children: popular children
A
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Systematic training in phonics can improve a child's reading skills if they have dyslexia.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Maturationists
a. support the idea that children develop language only through their interactions with other people. b. suggest that every child, regardless of culture, intellectual ability, or socioeconomic status, inherits the genetic capability for language. c. suggest that language acquisition combines an innate ability with environmental influences, interacting in complex ways as children learn language. d. support the idea that children acquire language through stimulus-response relationships.
Which one of the following is the best example of social cognition?
a. Max refuses to do the tasks his teacher assigns because he doesn't want to look foolish when he fails at them. b. Julie and Isabelle giggle as they try to imitate the haughty snobbishness of the obnoxious head cheerleader. c. Rhonda needs to be around other people all the time; she gets bored when she has to entertain herself. d. Luke tries to anticipate how Sheila might respond if he backs out of the science project the two of them have agreed to do together.
What is the major rationale for the use of authentic assessment rather than traditional assessment to determine what students have learned?
a. Authentic assessment measures are easier to score and therefore more practical. b. Authentic assessment looks at behaviors similar to those required in the outside world. c. Authentic assessment methods are more likely to provide a representative sample of the various topics that have been studied in class. d. Authentic assessment makes more sense from a behaviorist point of view, because the task is clear-cut and the reward is tangible.