What is an individualist culture?
a. One that puts a high value on sharing blame
b. One that puts a high value on respect
c. One that puts a high value on personal success
d. One that puts a high value on collaboration
c. One that puts a high value on personal success
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Reggio Emilia programs typically include a(n) ____ as part of the learning environment
a. art studio b. music room with all the instruments of the orchestra included c. full housekeeping area, with many home-related props d. full range of large motor equipment to build muscle strength and athletic skill
Mo is conducting a narrative research study on the experiences of certified teachers who must be re-certified or alternatively certified in order to continue to teach in their current positions. The purpose of her study is to describe these teachers' experiences. She has decided to focus on Jenn, a certified elementary teacher and licensed school psychologist who must complete work to be certified to teach in one of the districts new pre-kindergarten classes. What is the next step Mo will take in her study?
a. Collaborate with Jenn to construct data collection methods
b. Deeply consider her relationship with Jenn
c. Develop narrative research questions
d. Conduct a literature review to see what is written on the topic.
What is the level of risk associated with rejecting a true null hypothesis called?
a. Type I error b. Type II error c. Type III error d. power
Some adolescents abuse alcohol in a way that is risky to their health and possibly to those around them. Describe at each level of Bronfenbrenner's ecological model what may cause an individual to develop such problems.
What will be an ideal response?