Select one of the sensory conditions described in this chapter and provide the following information:
(a) Which children are at highest risk for developing this condition?
(b) What early physical signs and behavioral indicators would you be likely to observe?
(c) How is this condition diagnosed?
(d) What treatments are available?
What will be an ideal response?
The answers to this question will depend on the sensory condition (e.g., vision, hearing, speech) about which the student chooses to write.
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a. coefficient of determination. b. mean adjusted difference. c. z-score d. effect size. e. deviation score
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A. input B. process C. context D. product
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A. your test scores. B. college applications. C. a good recommendation. D. your transcripts.