One of the benefits of self-disclosure is consensual validation. Which definition best describes it? Consensual validation is comparing our perceptions and reactions with those of others and then
a. Deciding what we want to think
b. If they match, regarding them as valid
c. If they match, seeking out differing opinions
d. Trying to convince the others that our perceptions are superior to theirs
b. If they match, regarding them as valid
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Repeating patterns of inducing pleasurable or reassuring sensations a. is a way children make themselves feel better
b. includes thumb-sucking, hair-twisting, nail-biting, or rocking. c. is called cyclical self-stimulation. d. is a way children reduce feelings of stress. e. all of these.
How can the use of scripts be helpful in anti-bias practice?
a. They give adults simple, clear, positive comments to use in difficult or sensitive moments of conflict. b. They employ highly specific phrases that one can use in one situation only. c. They provide experience for those who are rarely in a situation where their bias may show. d. They give clear directions on what kind of comments one should try to avoid making.
Of the following rights guaranteed to parents during the evaluation phase of the assessment process, which one is NOT true?
a. The parent should receive a notice regarding the evaluation and their due process rights. b. The parent does not have to consent to the evaluation c. The parent may give consent for evaluation or withhold consent, or request a conference regarding an initial evaluation. d. It is the parents' guarantee that more than one evaluation should be involved in assessing their child's suspected disability.
Identify an issue that has brought religious pluralism in classrooms into sharp focus in the current scenario.
A. The alienation of elderly people from a society that exists only in their minds B. The strengthening of the social cohesion that helps bind communities together C. The emergence of human dramas that contain the very essence of religious questions D. The immigration of people from a wide variety of religious backgrounds