Which best describes defamation law?
a. Statements made to a newspaper about a teacher by the principal without a teacher’s permission.
b. Malicious statements made to a teacher from a principal.
c. False statements made to third parties that harmed the (individual’s) teacher’s reputation.
d. Language that causes teachers severe emotional distress.
e. None of the above.
Answer: c
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a. will grow up to be abusers. b. can learn to form close relationships, if he/she receives help. c. are at risk for Failure to Thrive. d. none of the above
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
Suppose that a group of teachers are at a workshop presentation and are upset for being required to attend. Which of the following is most likely to be causing their negative feelings?
a. The teachers do not value ongoing professional development. b. The timing of the workshop is not convenient. c. The topic of the workshop is not relevant to their needs. d. The teachers resent being told what to do by an administrator. e. The teachers would rather be in class with their students.
What is an alternate name for an independent variable?
a. criterion variable b. treatment variable c. moderating variable d. control variable