The main advantage of phenomenology is that it attempts
a. to get at full or partial meaning or context of a complicated phenomenon.
b. to get at the full truth by testing out hypothesis.
c. to generate more meaningful conclusions by selecting a homogenous group of people as cases.
d. to enhance the Generalizability of the findings.
A
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Children's early literacy development involves the development of specific drawing traits. In order, what are the stages of development that children typically move through from ages 2 to 9 years?
A. ?the scribbling stage, the preschematic stage, and the schematic stage B. ?the preschematic stage, the scribbling stage, and the creative stage C. ?the preschematic stage, the scribbling stage, and the schematic stage D. ?the creative stage, the preschematic stage, and the schematic stage
Emotional development in early adolescence
A. is manifested primarily outside of school. B. is often triggered by hormonal changes. C. follows a pattern that may be charted to help us predict maturation rates. D. has less to do with retention of information than physical development.
The context of reader response primarily focuses on:
a. The socio-cultural context of a child's life and the situational context of the classroom. b. Only the socio-cultural context of a child's life. c. Only the situational context of the classroom. d. None of the above.
Which of the following represents the best practice in assessing infants and toddlers as well as preschool age children?
A. Interviewing parents B. Direct observations and surveys C. Cognitive assessment, speech evaluation, and behavioral assessment D. Multiple measures, multiple examiners and multiple situations