Assessment of play is a natural part of observing children because it offers perspectives on children's
a. communication, language and literacy
b. physical development
c. personal, social, and emotional development
d. all areas of development
d
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In an ANCOVA with one covariate and one independent variable, what null hypothesis is not tested?
A. Equal slopes B. Equal intercepts for each line C. Equal group means D. Slopes are equal to 1
Descriptive statistics make sense of data by presenting them in a table. What are two other ways to present descriptive statistics?
What will be an ideal response?
Interviewers occasionally ask questions that are illegal to ask in a job interview. This may be unintentional or intentional. Assume that the interviewer has just asked: "Have you ever been arrested?" What would be the best response?
A. I don't think you can ask that legally. B. I have an excellent on-the-job reputation. My references can attest to my character. C. Just once, but I was a juvenile and that record has been sealed. D. No, never.
When her children were young, Elizabeth established a dinner-time routine. Each evening the family sat together and, for the most part, ate healthy meals. Before they dined, each family member mentioned a good thing that had happened that day. This example of __________ likely added to the children’s sense of security and also reduced their chances for childhood obesity.
A. regulating B. configuring C. structuring D. scaffolding