A couple of months ago when Chad was new to the company, he and Phil were trying to take the same parking space – and as Phil was a faster driver, he took it. Since then, whenever Phil casually asks Chad, his new colleague how he is doing, and how his weekend was, Chad thinks that Phil is acting superior. This is an example for
a. Selective perception
b. Power struggle
c. Biased judgment of an idea
d. Destructive conflict resolution
a. Selective perception
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a. Teacher as auditor. b. Focuses on the products of learning. c. Conducted periodically. d. All of these answers.
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a. A program that models and explains various problem-solving procedures. b. A program that provides clear and detailed problem-solving instructions and tips. c. A program that combines animation, sound, and text. d. A virtual reality environment.
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A. visual B. aural/auditory C. read/write D. kinesthetic
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A) selecting books that show only mainstream American culture. B) posting labels around the classroom with the English words representing the objects. C) expecting children to speak only in English. D) learning several key phrases in children's home languages.