One of your students was administered the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children IV or WISC IV due to difficulties she was having with understanding and maintaining the material presented to her. The results of the test showed that your student scored low in the working memory area index. Based upon what you know; how could this impact your student's learning?
a. It could be difficult for her to quickly process the information that is presented to them
b. It could be difficult for her to temporarily store information in order to make learning connections and then store it into long term memory
c. It could be difficult for her to manipulate abstract concepts, rules, generalizations and relationships
d. It could be difficult for her to understand concepts that are presented in class to her verbally
b
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a. valid; small true score c. reliable; small true score b. valid; small error component d. reliable; small error component
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a. Socioeconomic factors cause individuals to develop different dimensions of intelligence to different degrees. b. Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences suggests that the eight different intelligences are relatively independent. c. Some people score high on the verbal component of intelligence tests, but low on performance components. d. Sternberg's theory of intelligence emphasizes adaptive ability as an indicator of intelligent behavior.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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a. store all of your files on a thumb drive. b. store your files in your My Documents folder. c. create a folder for each class. d. use a program that sorts data by subject matter.