A director striving for cultural relevance thinks about how her program can change:
a. The primary language it uses to communicate.
b. The customs of the local culture.
c. The entire community.
d. Community laws regarding minorities.
c
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How do we evaluate whether an intervention is technological?
A. The data of target behaviors is collected frequently and regularly. B. Goals and interventions are selected according to the needs of the clients. C. After reading the description, a typically trained reader can replicate the procedure. D. Behavior definitions are observable, measurable, and positive.
Jeremiah and Bailey are 3-year-olds who are entwined and rolling around on the floor. They are laughing and giggling. While they are entwined and wrestling, their muscles appear relaxed. They are engaged in
a. rough-and-tumble play. b. fighting.
Researchers who emphasize the role of biology in observed gender differences now believe that males show some advantages over females in terms of:
a. self-sacrificing. b. spatial reasoning. c. nurturing. d. avoiding conflict.
Which of the following is a program that tells the computer how to function, how to manage its own operation, and is designed for specific hardware?
A) Software specifications B) An optical disc C) An operating system D) An application