An example of an adaptive procedure for a written test given to a student who cannot use his hands would be:
a. increasing the testing time
b. testing in a separate room
c. writing down the verbal responses of the student
d. omitting the test
c
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a. extrinsic rewards b. controlling statements c. evaluation d. choice
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