Student Z is the target of unwelcome verbal and physical conduct from classmates and finds little about herself/himself in textbooks except for stereotypes. What can we assume about student Z?
a. Student Z is likely to be female.
b. Student Z is likely to be from an economically disadvantaged background.
c. Student Z is likely to compensate for this by over-contributing to class conversations.
d. Student Z has conduct disorder.
a
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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a. modification period b. monitoring period c. observation period d. viewing period
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A. Stimuli are presented in fixed orders instead of randomly. B. All stimuli are presented in every trial. C. The observer knows what the next stimulus will be. D. The stimuli are hidden from the observer.