Discuss why a polarized nature vs. nurture view of behavior is ill-advised.
What will be an ideal response?
A complete answer might include the point that nature and nurture work together (like two hands clapping). One cannot express a trait for which the genetics are not present. That said, genes are not expressed in isolation, but instead are expressed from within and in response to a particular environment. Extreme genetic or social/environmental views are likely to miss the gene-environment interactions that exist and better explain outcomes.
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How do serious digital learning games differ from typical video games?
What will be an ideal response?
When conducting a case study, it is particularly important that the researcher
A. gathers a representative sample for the study. B. remains objective in her observations and interpretation of them. C. carefully explains the purpose of the study to the subject. D. uses valid, standardized tests in the assessment process.
What are possible uses of the computer in content classes?
a. For word-processing research reports b. For finding information in databases and on the Internet c. For developing blogs or podcasts on class topics d. All of the above
. An interval method is used to quantify observations made in a study by ______.
A. dividing an observational period into equal intervals of time, then recording whether or not certain behaviors occur in each interval B. counting the number of times a behavior occurs during a fixed or predetermined period of time C. recording the amount of time or duration that participants engage in a certain behavior during a fixed period of time D. defining behavior