When Tommy and Susy's dad became ill with a chronic disease, he was discharged from his job and became eligible for disability pay. Because their mother did not work, the family's income level fell dramatically, and the children helped by cutting back on their after-school activities like piano and karate lessons. This example scenario illustrates which concept from family systems theory?
A. morphostasis
B. morphogenesis
C. homeostasis
D. reciprocal interaction
E. interrelatedness
E (This concept states that when one person in a family experiences some significant change, then all others in the family are also affected to some degree)
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had good success in the classroom when Muriel is sitting in her favorite chair. However, in the cafeteria, he has been unable to get her to use a spoon. Mr. Knockwerst then decides to bring Muriel's chair into the cafeteria for her during meals. What principle of generalization programming is Mr. Knockwerst employing? a. use of self-mediated stimuli b. use of common social stimuli c. use of common physical stimuli d. use of indiscriminable contingencies
Children with disabilities can be covered under the IDEA or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, but not both
Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
You wish to use a test with which you are very comfortable and familiar. The test was published more than five years ago. Which of the following may be true of this test? (Circle all that apply.)
A. the test may no longer be valid. B. the standardization sample may not be representative of the present school population. C. test items are representative of curriculum. D. established concurrent validity data still applies today.
Children master one stage of play before moving on to the next stage
Indicate whether the statement is true or false