Labouvie-Vief (1990) presented a story that described a man who was a heavy drinker. His wife had warned him that if he came home drunk one more time, she would leave him and take the children
At a later time, he went to an office party and came home drunk. Labouvie-Vief asked adolescents what they thought the wife would do. How did the adolescents respond?
a. Without much hesitation, they thought that she left.
b. Without much hesitation, they thought that she stayed.
c. They appreciated the situation that the wife was in and examined several possibilities rather than just one potential solution.
d. They examined multiple scenarios and definitely thought that the wife would stay.
Answer: A
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a. Children who were in smaller classes from kindergarten through third grade performed better than their peers who had been in larger classes. b. Children who were in smaller classes from kindergarten through third grade performed better than their peers who had been in larger classes, even after entering regular-size classrooms in fourth grade. c. Teacher morale is higher in smaller class settings. d. Small class size in poor districts has no effect on moving children from below average in reading and math to above average.
Most students with mild learning disabilities spend _________ of their school day in regular classrooms
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word