One component of evaluating a topic’s potential for study is ______.
A. the time commitment required
B. the researcher’s age
C. the potential for later funding
D. the potential assistance from others
Ans: a
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a. necessarily ex post facto research b. possible to do with experimental research
Dominic has never been on a subway but he has seen trains and played with them in preschool. His information intake is likely to be greatest if the teacher uses language that
A. reminds him of a past familiar experience with trains and extends that experience. B. provides information about subways. C. is redundant with what he is doing with the train. D. encourages memorization of different types of trains.
Using Kohlberg's Heinz's dilemma, interpret the following response: "He shouldn't steal the drug. He didn't get permission; he used force and took it. He did a lot of damage, stealing a very expensive drug and breaking up the store too. He might go to jail." What stage in Kohlberg's theory does this response best represent?
What will be an ideal response?
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What will be an ideal response?