Which of the theories of language development has the least emphasis on the role of the brain in learning language?
A. nativist perspective
B. cognitive processing theory
C. interactionist perspective
D. social cognitive theory
Answer: D
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What recording procedure should a teacher use if he wanted to be as exact as possible in recording frequently
occurring aggressive behaviors (such as hitting, kicking, and biting) during a 20-minute activity period? a. Time Sampling b. Event Recording c. Interval recording d. Duration recording
What percent of students aged 3–21 have speech/language disorders?
A. About 20% B. Nearly 50% C. Only 5% D. Over 65%
Which statement about tempera paint is true?
a. Painting with tempera paint is often done using an easel and large brushes. b. Use of tempera paint requires finer control than that needed for watercolors. c. The powder form of tempera is much more expensive than the premixed liquid. d. Tempera paint does not make a good medium for fingerpainting.