Exam 1: Learning, Teaching, and Educational Psychology
Exam 1: Learning, Teaching, and Educational Psychology78 Questions
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Exam 14: Teaching Every Student88 Questions
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If a statistically significant difference is found between the math scores of two groups, we can conclude the difference was due to a chance occurrence.
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Which of the following terms would be used to describe an explanation of how we remember things that we have learned?
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Negative correlations are typically weaker than positive correlations.
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A correlation study indicates that teachers' interest in teaching and the amount of the day their students are engaged in learning correlate at +0.46. This coefficient would indicate that
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As teachers' experience grows, they tend to become more likely to judge their success by their students' successes.
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When a result from a research project involving an experimental design is reported in the literature as significant, this result
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Which of the following statements is TRUE of student teaching?
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Which of the following is NOT TRUE of experienced teachers?
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The type of research that attempts to establish cause-and-effect relationships is a(n) ________ study.
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If a teacher wanted to collaborate with a researcher to better understand why one student was having difficulty adding two fractions, would you recommend they use an experimental design or conduct a microgenetic investigation?
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Ethnographic studies are usually considered to be an example of qualitative research.
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At Greendale Public School, four teachers each set out to conduct a research study in his or her classroom. Which study would be LEAST likely to involve the use of a correlational analysis?
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Dr. Patterson concludes from her research that using a systematic study strategy CAUSED good grades for students assigned to a particular group. For this conclusion to be valid, the type of research that was performed must have been what type of study?
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What research method is being used if a study examines the effects of poverty on academic achievement by following students from kindergarten through the fifth grade?
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Correlations provide the basis for interpretations about cause-and-effect.
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Research that is designed to determine the relations between two variables is a(n) ________ study.
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When a correlation coefficient of -0.80 is found between factor A and factor B, the most accurate interpretation is that
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A researcher finds that students who were given computers to use at home demonstrated greater independent learning skills than a comparable group that was not selected to receive home computers. What type of research study was probably designed for this conclusion to be valid?
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