Richard has wild mood swings. For weeks at a time he has no appetite and little energy. But he also has periods in which he's quite happy and energetic, sometimes to the point where his friends find him overwhelming. Such symptoms suggest that Richard has:
a. depression
b. bipolar disorder
c. a conduct disorder
d. an anxiety disorder
B
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Conceptualizations of giftedness have expanded to include domains of performance others than those measured by
traditional intelligence tests. These recently recognized capacities include a. extraordinary skills in mathematics, sports, or music. b. transformation or elaboration. c. creative endeavors. d. extraordinary skills in mathematics, sports, or music, transformation or elaboration, and creative endeavors.
Which of the following does not emphasize the importance of children's real-world experiences?
A) an integrated curriculum B) thematic organization of material C) incidental learning D) a subject-matter approach
Which of the following examples best illustrates deep processing?
a. Ms. Post has her students review new information over several days. b. Mr. Jackson tells his students to teach new concepts to their family at home to help facilitate memory of new information. c. Harry tries to connect new information he has learned to experiences he had in the past. d. Melissa has a desk at home that she typically studies at for quizzes and exams.
How does being a college student differ from working in an office or some other employment setting?
What will be an ideal response?