A researcher is conducting a study in an English as a Second Language (ESL) classroom. He speaks at a normal tone and pace with almost everyone but speaks slower and in much simpler terms to the student who presents a physical disability. This would be an example of ______ bias.
A. eager speaker bias
B. good citizen bias
C. researcher bias
D. stereotype bias
Ans: D
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A. physical and social B. social and physical C. physical and spiritual D. spiritual and physical
A third grade teacher feels that vocabulary instruction will help her children improve their reading scores. Half of her class receives vocabulary instruction, while the other half has a library period. She will compare reading scores after four months. The Hawthorne effect would be most likely to increase the scores of
a. all the students. b. the best students. c. the poorest students. d. the students with vocabulary instruction. e. the students without vocabulary instruction.
Children's files typically include all of the following except:
a. Immunization records. b. References c. Signatures acknowledging that families have received and understand the family handbook. d. Emergency contact information.
Which problem behavior might result if a student has not been taught to tolerate frustration?
a. A nine year old takes next week's spelling test from the teacher's desk. b. A nine year old cries and leaves a game he or she is losing. c. A nine year old cuts a hole in the glue bottle and lets it leak out in the desk. d. A nine year old yells, "Oh, boy, a sub!"