Some theorists, in discussing students' alienation from their teachers, purport that student misbehavior most likely indicates
a. a need to distance themselves from teachers they see as uncaring, inconsistent, and unsupportive.
b. aninnate inability to self-regulate during fun or challenging activities.
c. significant impairment in the students' ability to engage in mutually respectful relationships.
d. lack of instruction in the home about the sorts of behaviors that are acceptable at school.
Question 2
Rick is a very motivated, well-behaved student who receives good grades. Which of the following statements is likely untrue in this situation?
a. Rick's teacher knows Rick well and interacts with him in a warm and caring manner.
b. Rick's teacher covers challenging material in class and insists that Rick can do the work.
c. Rick's teacher is firm and clearly communicates her expectations to students.
d. Rick's teacher provides frequent, direct feedback that focuses primarily on what Rick needs to improve about his work and behavior.
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