Professor Russel wants to examine the effectiveness of his new reading instruction method
for third graders. He locates two third grade classes in the same school.
He assesses all students' current reading ability at the start of the school year. He then has one classroom utilize his new instruction method while the other classroom uses the traditional method. At the end of the school year, Professor Russell assesses reading ability once again and compares group differences. The design of this study exemplifies which of the following?
a) nonequivalent control group design
b) static group comparison
c) Solomon two group design
d) factorial design
a
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Political interest groups are composed of people who ________
A) work together to place their members in public office B) are members of the same occupational or class group C) work to achieve a shared policy goal D) feel incapable of influencing politics by themselves
Which of the following would be true from a constructivist perspective?
a. Jews and Palestinians have never and can never live side by side with one another without conflict b. immutable and genetically determined physical differences cannot be overcome c. Jews and Palestinians have and can live side by side with one another without conflict d. children need to identify with a group and one this is attained it becomes permanent