Compare the difficulties in writing that appear in persons with phonological dysgraphia versus orthographic dysgraphia
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Dysgraphia refers to a difficulty in writing. Phonological dysgraphia refers to a difficulty in sounding out and writing new words. Such a person, however, can imagine and write familiar words. In contrast, in orthographic dysgraphia, the person can sound out a word but has difficulty with visually based writing.
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In Kirkpatrick's (1976) taxonomy of training criteria, the _____ criteria traditionally involves a trainee's attitudinal response to a training program.
A) learning B) behavioral C) results D) reaction
Maria's father is from Mexico and her mother is Caucasian and was born in North Dakota. Maria's father expects Maria to listen to traditional Mexican music, dress conservatively, and attend mass every Sunday
This would be an example of which of the following according to Root's research? A) Biracial conflict B) Establishing a biracial identity C) Proving authenticity D) Establishing peer acceptance