Describe the differences between cross-sectional, longitudinal, and sequential designs. How do researchers determine what design to use?

What will be an ideal response?


Cross-sectional measures different ages at the same time; longitudinal measures same-aged children at the same time; sequential assesses both. Responses must address what type of change a researcher is interested in.

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a. define; identify b. analyze; evaluate c. define; summarize d. analyze; summarize

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LMX theory can be applied ______.

A. by leaders at all levels of an organization B. by mid-level leaders only C. by upper-level leaders only D. by lower-level leaders only

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Parental consent is NOT required before

A) developmental screening. B) diagnostic testing. C) referral and placement of a child in an intervention program. D) a teacher takes anecdotal notes or uses informal checklists.

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Explain how you might use the authors' criteria for evaluating poetry to teach children about poetry and expand their interest in it

What will be an ideal response?

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