Behaviorism, as a theory of education, was a protest against
a. The progressivist movement.
b. The teaching of science and technology.
c. The importance placed on mental processes that could not be observed.
d. The lack of success achieved by theories of the time.
c.
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A. Performance-based, authentic, judgment-based, portfolio , play-based, and dynamic B. Action plan, performance-based, portfolio, and dynamic C. Formative assessments, summative assessments, authentic, portfolio, and play-based D. Traditional measurement, performance-based, authentic, formative assessment, and play-based
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A. large extended family B. religious faith C. parental separation D. high family involvement
. Tenacity is a method of knowing based largely on ______.
A. educated guesses B. scientific rigor C. habit or superstition D. constant pressure