Exam 10: School and Work Contexts

What impact does exposure to diversity in college have on adolescents?

Which concept emphasizes an individual's role in the outcome, such as ability or skill?

Zoe had a part-time job during high school. She used her money to go to the movies with her friends and out to eat. When she wanted new clothes, she just went to the store and bought them since she always had spending money. Now that she is in college and has more financial responsibilities, she finds herself unhappy with her financial situation. Zoe has experienced ______.

According to the experts, how does inclusion work best for students with intellectual disabilities?

Which concept refers to the match between the developmental needs of students and the school environment?

What impact may small middle schools have on students and academic achievement?

What impact does familism have on achievement attributions and motivation in Latinx adolescents?

Which one refers to on-the-job training combined with theoretical and practical classroom instruction?

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder may be diagnosed after the initial presentation of symptoms characterizing the disorder.

What impact does friendship have on an adolescent with an intellectual disability?

Dylan's parents do their best to support him both academically and emotionally. They try not to create expectations that are beyond his reach but instead help him increase his abilities step-by-step with their involvement. They make sure to attend all the parent-teacher nights at school as well as keep communication open between themselves, Dylan, and his teachers. Due to this, Dylan's grades stay at a pretty high level. Dylan's parents are most likely ______.

Hannah really likes school. She has a lot of friends and is well liked by her teachers. Her English teacher has noticed that Hannah's handwriting is barely legible and her spelling is really bad unless she uses a computer. When doing an in-class essay, her teacher watches Hannah struggle to put any thought down before the bell rings. Hannah's teacher recommends that she be evaluated for ______.

How are students with a mastery orientation bidirectionally influenced in school?

Carter has always been a very bright individual. He has no problem in math class but falls far below average in reading levels. His school psychologist has even given him an IQ test for aptitude and found that he is indeed above average. The school psychologist's recommendation to Carter's parents is that they test him for ______.

Academic achievement in U.S. students is associated with which style of parenting?

Which disorder is a family of neurodevelopmental disorders that range in severity and present with deficits in social communication and the tendency to engage in repetitious behaviors?

What impact does a mastery orientation have on adolescents' grades in school?

Adolescent friendships are bidirectional in influencing academic achievement becoming more similar through ______.

Myra has been diagnosed with developmental dyslexia. For part of her school day, she goes to another room and meets with a reading specialist to help her increase her reading level. She is given strategies and help so that she can read not only her English homework but her other textbooks as well. Then she goes back to her regular classroom for most of her other subjects with her peers. This demonstrates ______.

What impact does stage-environment fit have on the transition from middle school to high school?