The temporary difference in levels of performance that a child shows between various cognitive domains or activities within a given stage of development
a. object permanence
b. problem finding
c. reversible thinking
d. horizontal décalage
D
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List eight items that you would include in a first-aid kit.
What will be an ideal response?
Eight-year-old Carlos is a likeable child with good social skills. His teacher, Ms. Fortier, describes him as a "sponge" who absorbs and remembers much of what he studies in school. Yet she worries about his difficulty in learning how to read, and so she refers him to a school psychologist for evaluation. The psychologist administers several tests, including an intelligence test that yields a
score of 70. a. Explain how IQ scores are derived and what a score of 70 definitely indicates. b. Decide whether Carlos's IQ score is an accurate reflection of his intelligence. If it is, explain why you think so. If it isn't, give at least two different explanations as to why Carlos might have gotten the score that he did. What will be an ideal response?
The primary methods of assessment currently used for children in most primary grades include:
A. quizzes and tests. B. standardized tests. C. portfolios. D. project work. E. both A and B.
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. Although everyone has his/her own favorites, we all share similar reinforcers. 2. Providing choices can reinforce completion of tasks for children with ASD. 3. Negative reinforcement procedures are used to decrease behavior. 4. According to Alberto and Troutman (2013), ABA is more unsuitable for decreasing problem behavior and less so for increasing desirable behaviors. 5. Each trial in Discrete-Trial Teaching must involve the exact same procedures each time in order to collect proper data for the behavior analyst to identify effectiveness and modify a trial if needed.