Which of the following is not a recommended way of preparing for class?
a. reviewing the syllabus
b. sitting next to your best friend
c. sitting up straight
d. pretending to be a reporter
ANSWER:
b
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right? Here, let me do it. You're making me late for work." If Kathleen hears this kind of talk very often, Erikson suggests that Kathleen might be at risk for developing a sense of: a. mistrust (rather than trust) b. guilt (rather than initiative) c. inferiority (rather than industry) d. shame and doubt (rather than autonomy)
As adolescents develop the ability to think hypothetically, they can ______.
a. compare their real selves to their ideal selves b. begin comparing themselves to others c. better evaluate the things they have done in the past d. construct a more accurate set of autobiographical memories
Interview questions should be ______.
A. models of questioning B. brief, clear, and simply worded C. measurement tool(s) D. for the development of action plans
Traditional teaching settings are characterized by _________, whereas modern teaching settings are characterized by _________
a. ?large class size; small class size b. ?individualized with no sharing; cooperative with much sharing c. ?older teachers; younger teachers d. ?physical traits; psychological traits