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Professionals can assist parents in effectively interacting with their children with speech and language disorders by: A. Providing parents with literature on strategies to use B. Advising parents to attend to their children’s speech C. Providing parents the names of […]

Since the reauthorization of IDEIA in 2004 discrepancy is no longer used to diagnose SLD. ________________ is now used as an alternative to the traditional aptitude-achievement discrepancy approach. Jeremy is a student in your general education class. He is unable […]

After creating a draft it is important for students to make needed revisions and edits to their work. This may not be something the students see the need to do with their written work. What are the purposes of revision […]

Teaching communication skills with students with autism is essential. One strategy that often is used is to say to the student “What is this?” or you may point to the item and the student repeats. What strategy would you be […]

In 1990 the landmark special education legislation name was changed to Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The original name of this legislation in 1975 was __________________________________________________________ and the amended name of the legislation after the 2004 amendments is now […]

Which of the following is a three-tiered framework for planning instructional units and lessons for diverse learners? a. planning pyramid b. teacher think alouds c. concept diagram d. student think alouds Children with developmental disabilities are usually diagnosed: a. in […]

Reading instruction is NOT appropriate and intensive if: a. readers’ instructional level and needs match the program b. students are in ability-level grouping c. reading instruction is whole-class d. students work in pairs in peer tutoring formats When Mrs. O”Neal […]

Larry, a sixth-grade geography teacher, always asks himself what activities and learning experiences he will plan to help each student master the standard. This is known as what component of DI? a. concept diagram b. ANSWER c. process planning d. […]

Gina is usually a cooperative, seemingly well-adjusted child. On a particular day, you notice she is withdrawn and does not want to interact with you or the other children. This behavior lasts for approximately three days. You are unable to […]

Mrs. Miller’s fourth grade students often interrupted the student in the author’s chair to make critical comments. Which strategy may help students provide constructive feedback to each other? a. TAG b. MOK c. SOK d. PLEASE American Sign Language (ASL): […]

The DISSECTstrategy is a reading strategy for more advanced readers that involves: a. using pairs of students to analyze words for alliteration, rhyme, segmentation, and blending b. developing students phonological awareness and sensitivity to common spelling patterns c. developing reading […]

Anxiety-withdrawal refers to the combination of two major behaviors: a. short attention span and failure to finish tasks b. aggression toward others and shyness c. extreme worry and seclusiveness d. hitting others and excessive rocking Victoria’s speech is sometimes difficult […]

The current definition of mental retardation stresses the interaction among all of the following EXCEPT: a. a person’s environment b. a person’s capabilities c. the need for varying levels of support d. a person’s inability to learn Which of the […]

The alphabetic principle refers to: a. understanding phoneme position in a word b. understanding the sequence of letters in written words represents the sequence of sounds in spoken words c. understanding word order and context to support the word meaning […]

The rule system that governs the structure of words and word forms is referred to as: a. morphology b. phonology c. syntax d. semantics Basic interpersonal communication skills a. Usually develop after cognitive academic language proficiency b. Focus on conversational […]

When reporting percent on the ordinate scale: a. the scale always goes from 0 to 100% b. the scale ranges from 0 to the highest percent obtained c. there is no scale rule d. it’s better to convert the ordinate […]

Mrs. Golden wanted to collect baseline data on how often Lauren speaks to her neighbor during silent reading. She divided the 15 minutes into equal 30 second intervals and made a notation of Lauren’s talking during each. The method of […]

Joe was on a CRF schedule to reinforce the behavior of raising his hand before speaking out. His teacher decided she needed to thin his schedule of reinforcement from a CRF to VI 10 schedule. Joe’s use of handing raising […]

The best way to determine whether something is reinforcing to a student is to use a. Reinforcer sampling b. Systematic predicting c. Caregiver guesses d. Selective sampling An “operational definition”: a. clearly states the form of the behavior b. identifies […]

Generally, how many conditions are used when the function of a behavior is initially to be identified through a functional analysis? a. one b. two c. three d. four When selecting an incompatible or alternative behavior to use in a […]

Event recording can be reported as all of the following except: a. percentage b. rate c. percent of intervals d. number Jay is allowed to use his augmentative communication device only during break, lunch, and leisure time. According to his […]

Kathy’s mom slaps her hand when she reaches for the knobs on the stove. This is considered to be a conditioned aversive stimulus. Winning the jackpot at the slot machine is an example of a dependent variable. Answer: False Naturally […]

The beginning point of the ordinate scale may be drawn directly on the x-axis. A temper tantrum is an example of a dependent variable. Answer: True “Humanists” often perceive any systematic effort to change behavior as coercive and inhumane. Answer: […]

When using backward chaining, the last component is taught first, and other components are added one at a time. The classroom appearance should be attractive. Answer: True A response that occurs in the presence of an SD is said to […]

Three data points at zero level of performance is sufficient for a baseline. Informal assessment is the most effective way to gather data for a functional analysis. Answer: False Too many rules may be inefficient. Answer: True An analysis of […]

Applied Behavior Analysis is used to define the systematic methods employed for behavior change taught in this course Extinction is the elimination of a behavior resulting from the application of aversive procedures. Answer: False Effective rules describe observable behaviors. Answer: […]

_________ conditioning deals with behaviors that are voluntary rather than reflexive. a. Operant b. Respondent c. Reflexive d. Overactive Discuss how Skinner’s distinguishing of operant from respondent conditioning impacted the study of applied behavior analysis. Answer: Skinner’s discrimination between respondent […]

Since common law was unwritten law, to what did judges “turn” as they decided if an act was criminal or not? a. Immemorial custom b. Oral historians c. Church documents d. A fifteenth-century French code When comparative criminologists study crime […]

In most of the world’s countries, new mothers are allowed to keep their infants with them in prison. Among the following countries, which is least likely to allow this? a. Mexico b. Spain c. Hong Kong d. United States Despite […]

In Saudi Arabia, the judge’s findings must be based solely on: a. written documents. b. oral proceedings conducted during the court hearing. c. “real” evidence such as fingerprints or ballistics. d. none of the above. Although generally imprecise, the various […]

When li is successfully implemented in society there is no need to call upon fa. a. True b. False The German and French theft codes: a. show that civil law countries believe that codes provide specific solutions to particular problems. […]

The Chinese agency that is the largest, the oldest, and has responsibility for day-to-day policing activity is the Public Security Police. a. True b. False What features from the crime control model are seen by the due process model as […]

“Justiceland” allows the victim or the victim’s relatives to initiate action against an offender. This process exemplifies: a. retributive prosecution. b. private prosecution. c. public prosecution. d. unlawful prosecution. Why do some people consider the jurist Shafi”a to be the […]

America’s Black and Hispanic populations make up about 13 percent and 16 percent of the nation’s total population, respectively, and make up about the same percentage of its prison population. a. True b. False What is the standard of proof […]

Which of the following is a common technique now found in antiterrorism legislation in many European countries? a. Re-introduction of death penalty statutes b. Restricting and even prohibiting access to legal counsel for suspects in terrorist acts c. Extending the […]

For an act to qualify as a crime there must be some punishment attached that the government will administer. a. True b. False Under trial by battle, the accused was deemed innocent upon winning the battle because he or she […]

Magistrates’ courts in England and Wales may be presided over by a(n): a. unpaid lay magistrate or a paid district judge. b. Chief Constable or Assistant Chief Constable. c. barrister. d. All of the above e. None of the above […]

The primary source of law in the Islamic legal tradition is: a. custom. b. written code. c. divine revelation. d. principles of Confucianism. Which juvenile justice model is followed in a country that takes a paternalistic and protectionist approach that […]

Which is not a pure substance? A. helium B. copper wire C. air D. sucrose Which of these statements about biodiesel is not true? A. Biodiesel is made from renewable resources such as vegetable oils and animal fats. B. Biodiesel […]

Which symbol(s) represent(s) elements in the noble gas family? A. X and Z B. P and L C. Q D. Y The Montreal protocol is a A. treaty to protect against global warming. B. treaty to reduce the amount of […]

Which of the following is a proper use for a calorimeter? A. Measuring heat of combustion B. Measuring temperature of a mixture C. Measuring the amount of oxygen consumed in a combustion reaction D. Measuring entropy of a reaction This […]

A substance that can be broken down into two or more simpler substances by chemical methods is called a(n) A. compound. B. mixture. C. element. D. isotope. Which of these locations would be best suited to geothermal energy as a […]

Thermal pollution is possible at water sources near 5-21-2013 A. coal-burning plants. B. nuclear plants. C. both coal-burning and nuclear plants. D. neither coal-burning nor nuclear plants. Which compound cannot exist as a pair of optical isomers? A. B. C. […]

Which is not true concerning the discovery and development of the penicillin antibiotics? A. Alexander Fleming noted that the mold Penicillium notatum inhibited bacterial growth. B. The first step in the development of these drugs was the isolation of the […]

Which functional group does this molecule contain? A. acid B. alcohol C. amine D. ester The “ozone layer” is found A. only around the equator. B. in the troposphere. C. in the stratosphere. D. in the mesosphere. Answer: C Calculate […]

Which substances are regulated by the Kyoto Protocol? I. argon II. carbon dioxide III. nitrogen IV. nitrous oxide V. sulfur hexafluoride A. I, II, and III only B. I and III only C. II, IV, and V only D. II […]

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is used in A. water bottles. B. CD cases. C. milk cartons. D. plumbing pipe. There are approximately 2 x 1022 molecules and atoms in each breath we take and the concentration of CO in the air […]

How many atoms are present in 0.375 mol of palladium (Pd) atoms? A. 1.61 1024 B. 6.02 1023 C. 2.26 1023 D. 2.12 1021 Which compound is insoluble in water? A. sodium carbonate B. potassium nitrate C. ammonium chloride D. […]

Which is the cathode in this galvanic cell? A. the solid zinc electrode B. the Zn2+(aq) ions in the 1 M solution C. the solid silver electrode D. the Ag+(aq) ions in the 1 M solution A substance that can […]

Which of the following is most biologically damaging type of radiation? A. UV-A B. UV-B C. UV-C D. Infrared The two main products of the combustion of gasoline in an automobile engine are A. oxygen and carbon monoxide. B. sulfur […]