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Pre-AssessmentMeasure3-EDU 310/610—Teaching and Assessing Children with Disabilities
- Social competence isleastexemplified by
- Avoiding fights
- Knowing how to get out of fights
- Agreeing to get along with others
- Knowing what to do when a fight occurs
- “Building Backbone” in adolescents is
- Promoting social competence
- Preparing them to defend themselves within a conflict
- Knowing when to say “no”
- Knowing when to say “yes”
- Modeling in teaching refers to
- Demonstrating how to find an answer
- Being respectful
- Opportunities to reinforce target behaviors
- Opportunities to remove inappropriate behaviors
Scenario for questions 10 through 12
You are observing student A and she is shooting spit-wads. Studentsin the classlaugh. Student A shoots more spit wads. Teacherremains seated at her desk.
- The students' laughingafter student Ashoots spit-wadsis an example of
- A stimulus
- A consequence
- An antecedent
- A contingency
- In the above example, the teacher'ssitting at her deskis an example of
- A stimulus
- A consequence
- An antecedent
- A contingency
- All of the following are components of a behavioral objectiveexcept
- Noting how a student will be observed
- A comparison of the student’s behavior with other students
- Identifying the replacement behavior
- Specifying the level of competence
- Which of the following is an operational definitionof a target behavior?
- Kelly isaggressive
- Kelly engagesin acts that cause harm or are intended to cause harm: or threatening to cause harm to another
- Kelly pushes, hits, grabs or threatens to push hit or grab
- Kelly will line up in her designated place in line
- Which of the following is a classroom management procedure
- Move a misbehaving student to the front of the room
- Change the seating arrangements to pair good and struggling readers
- Show a student how to get to his seat
- Split two misbehaving students apart
- "Count the number of times Kelly engages in aggressive acts each day for two weeks. Calculated daily average assumed to be 38 out of 40" is an example of
- An interpretive statement
- A Behavior Procedure
- A Baseline
- An Outcome
- "ceteris paribus" refers to
- There is no difference if you're Black or White
- Regardlesswhether you are Black or White, we are all the same
- If you are all the same, it doesn't matter if you are Black or White
- If we are all the same, we should be equal
- According to Morgan and Farkas (2016)
- Whitesare disproportionately identified for emotional/behavioral disorders
- Blacks are disproportionatelyidentified for emotional/behavioral disorders
- Whitesare more likely to be identified for emotional/behavioral disorders
- Blacks are more likely to beidentified for emotional/behavioral disorders
- A "Control" variable in a researchstudy refersto
- A quality that is the same for everyone in the study
- A way to manage peoplein a study
- Measuring different groups by a similar quality
- Keeping a single characteristicthe same for everyone studied