Social interdependence theory originally evolved from
a. Asch's theory of influence
b. Lewin's field theory
c. Lissner's theory of substitute value activity
d. Deutsch's theory of bargaining
e. Koffka's Gestalt theory
E
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The correlation between two equivalent forms of an objective test administered in immediate succession enables one to determine the proportion of error variance due to
a. item homogeneity. b. temporal fluctuation. c. item sampling. d. scorer reliability. e. a and b
One of the primary reasons that children experience TBI in the first year or two of life is that they:
a. are not immunized according to the approved sequence. b. are not very independent and so more likely to fall while playing. c. have a genetic predisposition toward risky behavior. d. have limited self-regulation and parents who are not watching carefully.
The Montessori philosophy of how to rear children explains the concept of which of the following?
a. The young child's mind unconsciously soaks up information from the environment resulting in the child's learning at a rapid pace. b. The belief that children are do not need direct experience in order to learn new skills. c. Children only learn through a scaffolding process. d. All children pass through stages of psychosocial development.
The Transformative Paradigm has emerged in response to address critical, political and social programs. Which is a characteristic for this approach?
a. Transformative paradigm follows the constructivist model. b. Methodological choices are crucial to uncover these research findings. c. This evaluation approach is based upon empowering the groups to discover their own knowledge. d. Evaluators are direct in making sure that procedures are followed in the study.