A comprehensive screening assessment includes
A. helping the young child separate from the parent or care giver.
B. conducting the screening in a noisy setting in order to assess distractibility.
C. being flexible in allowing enough time for the child to become comfortable with the examiner.
D. taking precautions to focus on one or two developmental domains.
E. all of the above.
Question 2
Mr. Rizzo teaches American history. When the bell rings at the end of the period, his students get ready to leave the class. They do not get ready to leave until they hear the bell. This response to the bell ringing is called
a. intermittent reinforcement.
b. Premack Principal.
c. stimulus control.
d. extrinsic reinforcement.
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