In terms of compensatory education, which of the following is NOT a component of the PK-3 approach?
A. Require parental training for all participants in the program.
B. Coordinate and align educational experiences from prekindergarten through third grade.
C. Require full-day kindergarten.
D. Offer prekindergarten to all 3- and 4-year olds.
Answer: A
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a. developmentally on task b. securely attached c. both of the above d. neither of the above
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A) focusing more of our attention on the discrepancy to determine whether the attitude or the behavior is more important to us B) coming up with justifications in support of the behavior C) describing the dissonant attitude and behavior to a significant other person to seek their support D) modifying either the attitude or the behavior to be more extremely inconsistent with each other E) strengthening the attitude and the behavior and ignoring the discrepancy
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a. Men and women exhibit the fight-or-flight response to the same degree. b. Women become more nurturing and affiliative than do men. c. Women react more aggressively than men. d. Men are less likely than women to suffer negative health consequences following prolonged stress.
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A. Decrease in olfactory sensory threshold B. Increase in olfactory sensory threshold C. Decrease in cross-modality perception D. Increase in cross-modality perception