Which of the following statements is false?
a. Weak ties are a waste of time because time spent on them can be better spent developing strong ties
b. It is possible to build a genuine and nurturing relationship via a social network
c. Meeting regularly with a college professor during office hours to discuss career and life goals can result in a strong tie
d. It is not always necessary to aim for high level connections when developing a social network
A
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Inclusive education paradigms for students with disabilities may be described as
a. pull out services. b. push in services. c. push out services. d. left out services.
What are the expected frequencies for each category?
A restaurant wants to know if more people order its “mega meat pizza” or “mammoth vegetable pizza” depending on whether it is a weekend night or a weekday night. The restaurant keeps track of customers’ preference for these two types of pizza (mega meat or mammoth vegetable) and the night of the week it’s ordered (weekend night or weekday night) over 2 weeks. It finds that a total of 150 people ordered one of these pizzas, with 60 ordering mega meat on a weekend night, 20 ordering mega meat on a weekday night, 25 ordering mammoth vegetable on a weekend night, and 45 ordering mammoth vegetable on a weekend night. Conduct the appropriate statistical test to see if there is a difference between the frequencies of customers ordering the two types of pizza. Assume that the expected frequencies are equal, and use an alpha of .05
Which is not true about an interview?
A. It is important to meet the interviewer with a solid handshake and make clear eye contact. B. The boss will sum you up in the first 15-30 seconds of meeting you. C. It begins before the face-to-face discussion. D. You can be casual in front of other staff members because their opinions will not be solicited later by the employer.
Which statement highlights the value of expanding the language that a child with a communication delay uses in conversation?
A. Expanding a child's words allows adults to initiate a turn-taking conversation with the child. B. Expanding upon a child's words allows adults to reinforce the child's initial vocalization. C. Expanding upon a child's words allows the child to feel successful in their attempts to communicate with others. D. Expanding on a child's words allows the child feel as though they are being heard.