Which of the following three sentences (numbered for clarity in this question) is consistent with APA style? (#1 ) Students who are motivated tend to learn more than students who are not motivated (Beamer, 2010; Fuente, 2016). (#2 ) However, some researchers have found that unmotivated students can learn too (Paterno; Franklin). (#3 ) In fact, one unmotivated student received a higher grade than
any of the motivated students (2010; 2016).
A) The first sentence
B) The second sentence
C) The third sentence
D) All three sentences are consistent with APA style
A
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Lidz presents a generic approach to dynamic assessment in which the assessor does all but which of the following?
a. Uses pretest findings to conduct an intervention that is within the framework of a family-centered mediated learning experience b. Selects a curriculum task that is within a child's zone of proximal development c. Performs a process analysis to determine the task demands in different areas of development (e.g., attention, perception, memory, knowledge base, conceptual processing, and metacognition) d. Administers a pretest to determine the child's initial skill level
In an IEP, there must be a direct relationship between the annual goals and the present levels of performance
a. True b. False
Many school psychologists use which measure to determine the presence of ADHD?
A. Attention Deficit Disorders Evaluation Scales B. Conner's Rating Scales C. Peterson's Rating Scales D. ADHD Assessment Tool