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EDPY 200-Educational Psychology Final Exam ( Quiz Questions 1, 2 & 3) With 100% Solved Solutions!!Research by Ogden, Brophy, and Everston (1977) on selecting primary-grade students to read aloud suggests that the best method is to Answer - to call on students in a prescribed order
The concerns of educational psychology are distinctive in that they Answer - relate to improving learning and instruction
A negative correlation coefficient between time spent studying and test anxiety indicates that, in general, the more students study Answer - the less they experience test anxiety
Wong's research (1987) indicated that when subjects read a research result, they tended Answer - to find the results more obvious than originally thought
What kind of research does not belong to the category of descriptive research? Answer - experimental
Which factor is NOT one of the four factors that Piaget has identified that contribute to cognitive development? Answer - identity
Which word would likely be the most difficult for a six-year-old to pronounce correctly? Answer - these
Robert thinks he is hiding from his mother by crouching behind a chair. Even though his mother can easily see his legs and feet, Robert believes he is well concealed because he can't see his mother. This situation is most likely an example of Answer - egocentrism
For developing children's language and literacy abilities, your test suggested that Answer - families should promote literacy by reading and making printed materials available
Based on his work in biology, Piaget theorized that all species inherit basic tendencies toward Answer - organization and adaptation
You are teaching an average-ability grade five class (ages 10-12) a new unit on magnetism and how it operates. Which teaching approach would generally be most appropriate for this group? Answer - Discuss the principles of magnetism in conjunction with demonstrations of how these principles operate.
Five-year-old Jerome sees a complex mathematical proof in his mother's old university textbook. After he has looked at the mathematical proof, it would be most likely that Answer - neither assimilation nor accommodation has occurred
Young children often mispronounce words. When they do, the teacher should Answer - respond to the content of the statement and ignore the error
What, in general, is the earliest stage at which a child would successfully engage in reversible thinking? Answer - concrete-operational
The area of language that specifically deals with word order is called Answer - syntax
Which statement regarding child abuse is most true? Answer - The most likely perpetrators of abuse on children are parents
Which statement is most true regarding how Kohlberg's theory treats social conventions relative to moral issues? Answer - Little differentiation between moral and social issues is characteristic of this theory
Teachers today are more likely than teachers 10 years ago to have students who Answer - are members of blended families
What does research suggest about the relationship between self-esteem and success in school? Answer - There is a positive relationship
Carol Gilligan has proposed that women have a different sequence of moral development based on an Answer - ethic of care
According to Erikson, if a child fails to resolve a crisis at an early stage, the child is apt to Answer - encounter problems with resolutions of later crises
The most difficult period for children of divorce is Answer - the first two years after the divorce
Erikson's stage theory emphasizes Answer - the emergence of self, the search for identity
Which factor would have the most direct association with level of self-esteem? Answer - illusion of incompetence
Julie's mother always wanted to be an actress and started leading Julie in that direction around age 2. Now Julie sees herself as an actress and nothing else. Julie is experiencing Answer - identity foreclosure
Which practice illustrates the least restrictive placement for a special education student? Answer - resource class with part-time mainstreaming
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