Liberty University EDUC 500 QUIZ 7

•             EDUC 500 textbook quiz 7

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•              Ice skating was a new experience for Leonard. He found that he had trouble keeping up with his friends, who had skated many times. After his first evening on the ice a friend invited him to go skating again. Leonard flatly refused, insisting that “It’s not for me–I stink at skating.” Which of the following best describes the attribution Leonard is making to explain his failure at skating?

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•              Our book discusses seven principles for the effective and humane use of punishment. According to our book along with giving punishment, you should reinforce the student for:

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•              Research on feedback would support the practice of:

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•              Which of the following is one of the most important classroom management principles?

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•              A teacher has developed a class rule that covers: listening when the teacher or other students are talking, working on seatwork, continuing to work during any interruptions, staying in one’s seat and following directions. Which of the following would be the best wording for this rule?

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•              Recent research on classroom rewards, using older students and school-like tasks:

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•A study of teachers’ actions at the beginning of the school year was correlated with students’ behaviors later in the year. The study found that effective teachers expected students to:

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•              Nicole was kept awake half the night because her brother and parents were fighting. Nicole’s motivation to perform school tasks will be low today, not only because she is upset about her family, but because one of her needs has not been met. Which need?

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•              A student believes that her reason for success in reading is the effort put into the task. The student’s locus of control is:

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•              Which of the following types of rewards are recommended for home-based reinforcement programs?

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•              Which of the following statements would a student suffering from learned helplessness be likely to make?

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•              A student has done well on a test. Which of the following feedback statements from the teacher would be best, based on the discussion in your text?

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•              Maslow’s deficiency needs are those that are critical to physical and psychological well-being. When they are satisfied:

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•              According to the principle of least intervention, which of the following strategies would normally be tried sooner than the others, following minor misbehavior?

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•              If misbehavior persists, parents should be:

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•              A great deal of allocated instructional time is lost because the teacher does not start teaching at the beginning of the period. This can be a problem in self-contained elementary classes, especially, because:

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•              In classroom management, boredom-caused behavior problems need to be addressed using:

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•              Ms. Watkins notices how listless and bored students seem when they enter class after lunch. Misbehavior seems to increase as a result. Based on the discussion in our text, the best strategy for reducing such misbehavior is likely to be:

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•              A student plays the role of the class clown. The teacher isolates the student from peers using time out. Which of the following statements about this practice is true?

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•              One way to enhance students’ intrinsic interest is to:

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•              Mrs. Barr wants to increase students learning. The most effective strategy would be to:

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•              Which strategy does calling on students at random exemplify?

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•              According to our text, the main source of anxiety in school is:

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•              According to Maslow, self-actualization can be described as:

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•              In discussing the ethics of behavior modification techniques, your text author suggests that these methods:

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•              Our book tells us about a third-grade teacher who continued to work with students instead of merely waiting in the hallway to use the library. This teacher helped students develop the perception that:

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•              Which one of the follow category of attributions is internal and stable?

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•              According to our text, what is one of the most important ingredients of effective instruction?

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•              In a survey conducted in 2011 on bullying, what percent of high school students admitted to participating in bullying?

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•              Which of the following is a correct implication of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

Liberty University PSYC 210 Quiz 6

·         Question 1

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Most emerging adults struggle with _____, however, adults gradually master it as their cognition matures.

·         Question 2

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Which individual is most likely to be an STI vector?

·         Question 3

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Geraldine is a medical intern who believes that all people deserve access to medical care, but she also knows that throughout her career she will have to make decisions about which patients will receive a scarce, life-saving medication. Reconciling these two thoughts requires _____.

·         Question 4

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Of the college students below, who is most likely to “hook up?”

·         Question 5

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Which statement made by a teacher is MOST likely to activate stereotype threat?

·         Question 6

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Traditional models of formal operational thinking value _____ thought and devalue _____ thought.

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Fighting between romantic partners that is brought on more by the situation than by the deep personality problems of the individuals is referred to as _____.

·         Question 8

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What is the correct sequential progression of intimacy?

·         Question 9

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For all adults, including emerging adults, chronological age is _____.

·         Question 10

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The recent effort by countries around the world to increase the number of young people attending college is prompted by national governments’ belief in _____.

·         Question 11

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Which phenomenon has contributed to the worldwide spread of sexually transmitted infections?

·         Question 12

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Recently, which age group has the highest rate of unemployment?

·         Question 13

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After auditioning for a play Carlos hears Henrietta say, “Carlos was the worst actor at the auditions! I can’t believe that he got the lead!” Carlos thinks, “I know I am a fine actor. Henrietta is just upset right now because she did not get a part in the play.” Carlos is using _____.

·         Question 14

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According to Erikson, once an emerging adult has established a sense of identity, he or she needs to resolve which crisis?

·         Question 15

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A series of questions designed to assess respondents’ level of moral development by having them rank possible solutions to moral dilemmas is the _____ Test.

·         Question 16

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The Western ideal is _____ love.

·         Question 17

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Joel was a very aggressive 4-year-old boy. During emerging adulthood, he is LEAST likely to _____.

·         Question 18

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Young adults whose parents were immigrants must reconcile their _____ with their new social context in order to achieve ethnic identity.

·         Question 19

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Sara is a successful, conscientious college student with good time management skills. According to the text, Sara is likely to be attending college _____.

·         Question 20

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Dimitri, age 24, is studying to take the exam in order to become a certified public accountant. According to John Holland’s six categories of people, Dimitri is MOST likely in the _____ category.

·         Question 21

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About _____ percent of all emerging U.S. adults are within the normal range for body weight.

·         Question 22

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Raul’s family maintains a strong Hispanic identity. To increase his chances of doing well in college he should _____.

·         Question 23

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Which statement about personality in emerging adulthood is TRUE?

·         Question 24

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Which approach to studying cognitive development would be most likely to include tests that ask individuals to define the word “elementary” or make a design with blocks as shown on a picture?

·         Question 25

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In what proportion of families around the world does arranged marriage occur?

·         Question 26

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Who is most likely going to come up with multiple solutions for helping a child learn how to read?

·         Question 27

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Historically, peak newborn survival occurred when mothers were _____ years old at the time of birth.

·         Question 28

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Beginning around age 25, the maximum heart rate _____ and the resting heart rate _____.

·         Question 29

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According to Fowler’s religious stages, faith, like other aspects of cognition, progresses from a(n) _____ view of life to a(n) _____ view.

·         Question 30

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In a large study, about 95 percent of 18- to 24-year-olds reported no activity limitations due to _____, a rate far better than that of any other age group.

·         Question 31

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Identify what could be a possible reaction to stereotype threat.

·         Question 32

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Erikson’s fifth stage of development is _____.

·         Question 33

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Before they reach age 30, about _____ percent of U.S. residents suffer from a mood disorder like mania, bipolar disorder, or major depression.

·         Question 34

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Anthropologists distinguish between _____, or marriage within the same tribe or ethnic group, and _____, marriage outside the group.

·         Question 35

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Rachel’s parents always vote for the same political party, but since going to college she has identified a set of issues that are very important to her at election time. Rachel has developed her own _____ identity.

·         Question 36

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Approximately what percentage of 18- to 25-year-olds in the United States and Canada are of African, Latino, Asian, or Native American (or, in Canada, First Nations) descent?

·         Question 37

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Delilah is currently a 22-year-old college student. Like most of her peers she believes that premarital sex is _____.

·         Question 38

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Emerging adulthood _____.

·         Question 39

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Dr. Marquette is a researcher who studies the encoding, storage, and retrieval of information throughout life. What approach to cognitive development does she take?

·         Question 40

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Dr. Wegman told her students that they could complete an assignment now and earn 10 points, or complete the assignment in a month and earn 15 points. The majority of students said they preferred to complete the assignment now, demonstrating _____.

·         Question 41

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Due to a job loss and divorce, 25-year-old Luke has been under an enormous amount of stress, yet he still feels good physically. The fact that Luke’s body can continue to function well under this stress is likely due to _____.

·         Question 42

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EJ attends community college, working on a degree in automotive technology. He plans to take a series of rigorous national exams in order to become a master technician. According to John Holland’s six categories of people, EJ is MOST likely in the _____ category.

·         Question 43

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What percentage of emerging adults reach the standard of exercising 30 minutes a day, five days a week?

·         Question 44

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Although the health of many emerging adults is good, some may be diagnosed with a chronic disease. All of the following are common diagnoses for this age group EXCEPT _____.

·         Question 45

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Who is most likely to experience the strongest benefits from college?

·         Question 46

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Knowing someone well, and sharing secrets as well as physical attention in a reciprocal nature, is consistent with which aspect of love?

·         Question 47

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Rachel dreaded going to her college psychology class with Dr. Marco. Professor Marco lectured for the entire 50 minutes about research findings and she did not always understand the information. One day, Professor Marco included personal stories in his lecture to illustrate the research concepts. Rachel found that she was better able to understand the material and think critically about it. She learned more when Dr. Marco used ____ in class.

·         Question 48

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Robert is just leaving his 11:00 a.m. college class and he is extremely hungry. He heads over to the cafeteria and orders a meal. After eating for about 10 minutes Robert is feeling full and decides not to finish the entire meal. Robert’s behavior is likely under the influence of his _____.

·         Question 49

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Janel is a 19-year-old who has developed a fear of interacting with people. She is most likely experiencing _____.

·         Question 50

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All members of a family have _____, as the experiences and needs of individuals at one stage of life are affected by all those at other stages.