There is a negative relationship between the number of older siblings and the mental maturity scores of six-year-old children. This statement is an example of a
a. null hypothesis. c. nondirectional hypothesis.
b. directional hypothesis. d. research problem.
B
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Which is NOT an example of how full-day programs can be attentive to children's basic physical needs?
a. Programs serve breakfast, lunch, and snacks as needed, spaced 2 to 3 hours apart. b. Every child is expected to sleep during nap time. c. A primary caregiver is assigned to each group of children. d. Adult-child ratios are low enough to facilitate daily interactions betweenchildren and their caregiver or teacher.
List at least four of the "clues" that you can use to learn more about the culture of a school.
What will be an ideal response?
Studies of hearing children born to deaf parents have shown
a. that they can learn to speak normally by watching television, although at a slower rate b. that exposure to television alone will not allow a child to develop adequate spoken language c. that they will spontaneously develop their own spoken language with grammatical rules remarkably similar to those of known languages d. that they rarely attempt to vocalize at all, unless they receive speech therapy
Zelda has worked in early childhood education for more than a decade. Recently, she has begun to feel stressed, irritable, exploited, and dissatisfied with her job. Zelda is experiencing ______.
a. reflection b. burnout c. intentionality d. empowerment