A healthy fear that many 4- and 5-year-old children share is the fear of:
a. going to the doctor.
b. imaginary monsters.
c. loud noises such as alarms and sirens.
d. strange or unknown animals.
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Which example supports the principle called image of the child?
a. Five-year-old Monica would rather stay at home alone than hear a talk by a policeman. b. Four-year-old Ivan is eager to visit the hospital and talk to the doctors. c. Four-year-old Violet has little interest in learning about butterflies. d. Three-year-old Mark prefers taking a nap to playing with friends.
Teachers who use prior knowledge activation strategies are
a. equally effective in teaching high-, average-, and low-achieving readers. b. generally the more experienced and better teachers in a school. c. less well informed than their colleagues who emphasize rote-memorization. d. typically motivated to be more learner-centered than teacher-centered.
SSAXB = 28; df = 1; MSWG = 7; Fcrit = 7.44 at a = .01; Which of the following can we correctly conclude?
a. There was a significant main effect. b. There was a significant interaction effect. c. There was not a significant interaction effect. d. For FAXB, p > .01. e. c) and d).
Mark the following statements true (T) or false (F). Waves of immigrants from the Middle East include or are the result of
A. Civil war in Lebanon. B. Palestinian refugees. C. Arab-speaking Christians from the area that is now Syria. D. Islamic Revolution in Iran. E. Civil war in Niger, on the African continent.