In matters of student evaluations or dismissals from academic programs, courts
a. carefully review the basis upon which professors made their decisions and determine whether or not it was a reasonable decision, given the circumstances.
b. defer to the judgment of professors, unless the professors failed to use an acceptable number system in making their decisions.
c. defer to the judgment of professors, unless the professors used only subjective decision-making.
d. defer to the judgment of professors, unless established procedures were violated or the evaluations were clearly unfair.
e. usually reverse the decisions of professors because students do not sue unless they have been treated unfairly.
Question 2
Research regarding the characteristics of consultants has been
a. Extensive, but has yielded little in the way of results
b. Extensive and a few concepts about effective consultants has emerged
c. Conducted by behaviorists for the most part
d. Neglected
Sample Student Externship Form
Collage of Student Faces
Student Raises Hand in Class
Student Perspective of Research
Programs such as Meals on Wheels provide hot meals to elderly adults who cannot leave their homes
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