The Nun Study is known for its control via:
A) blinding
B) matching
C) placebo groups
D) random assignment
Ans: B
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The teacher can encourage play between children with special needs and typically developing children by:
a. increasing the proximity of children. b. assigning seats during group times. c. ensuring that children with special needs always have peers who are typically developing on both sides of them. d. all of the above.
What three sources of job leads are available in many secondary schools?
What will be an ideal response?
Teachers who are successful at working with children and adolescents from diverse ethnic backgrounds typically:
a. Try very hard to be "color-blind," treating everyone in the same manner b. Gently nudge their students toward adopting the cultural views of the dominant society c. Learn about the practices and values of the cultures in which their students have been raised d. In small-group activities, have students work as much as possible with classmates who share similar backgrounds
Analyse the following table. How might you express the data as a multiple regression model when dummy variables are incorporated? Model B (Constant) 4.0 Motivation 1.5. Dummy_1 (visual vs. kinaesthetic) –1.9 Dummy_2 (Auditory vs. Kinaesthetic –0.003
A. Performance = 4.0+(1.5×Motivation)+(–1.9×visual)+(–0.003×auditory) B. Performance = 4.0×(1.5×Motivation)×(–1.9×visual)×(–0.003×auditory) C. Performance = 4.0×(1.5+Motivation)×(–1.9+visual)×(–0.003+auditory) D. Performance = 4.0–(1.5/Motivation)–(–1.9/visual)–(–0.003/auditory)