Three of the following are accurate statements about typical group differences in students' classroom behavior. Which statement is not accurate?
a. Many students from poor families have little or no interest in maintaining good relationships with their teachers.
b. Students from some cultural backgrounds may be unfamiliar with Western schools' expectations for classroom behavior.
c. On average, girls form closer relationships with their teachers than boys do.
d. On average, boys have more trouble sitting still for lengthy periods than girls do.
Question 2
When we compare beginning teachers with experienced teachers in terms of how they think about student misbehaviors, we find that experienced teachers are more likely to:
a. consider how to change instruction to avert future problems.
b. plan and implement complex behavior management programs.
c. attribute students' behaviors to internal but unstable causes.
d. depend heavily on extrinsic reinforcers.
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