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51 Cards in this Set
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What is the main goal of Cronbach's
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to fit people to existing programs
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A major purpose of the Aptitude by Treatment Intervention (ATI) approach was to...
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individualize instruction
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The traditional school psychology paradigm focuses on childrens...
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deficits
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One problem with conducting special education research is that...
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students cannot be randomly assigned to treatments
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Which statement is true about students identified as Learning Disabled (LD)?
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They account for more than half of all special ed students
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Another term sometimes used for the ability-achievement discrepancy model is...
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experimental
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Which was a result of the national movement towards accountability?
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including a special ed students in state testing
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Under the traditional paradigm, what do school psychologists spend the most time on?
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assessing children with standardized tests
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According to NASP, which of these is one of the four core domains of competence for school psychologists?
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data-based decision making
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The proposed new school psychology paradigm stresses...
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prevention
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The assistance team is comprised of...
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the teacher, the parent, other teachers and the guidance counselor`
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According to the Heartland Problem-Solving Model, at what level should an LSSP get involved in the problem-solving process?
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Level III
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The purpose of the Extended Problem-Solving Team at Level III is to...
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solve the problem within the general education classroom
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According to the Heartland Problem Solving Model, the problem should be defined as the difference between...
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environmental expectations and the student's current functioning
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When defining a problem, there are the two questions that must be...
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operationalized
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Problem-Solving in educational should be based on...
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informal observations.
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According to the Heartland Problem-Solving Model, at what level should the student be evaluated for sp ed services?
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Level IV
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According to the Heartland Problem-Solving Model, at what level are all due process and procedural safeguards available under IDEA?
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Level IV
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What four questions guide the problem-solving process?
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What is the problem?Why is it happening? What is the problem? What should be done about it?
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When determining expectations for the individual, it is advantageous to compare the child to their...
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previous expectations.
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What have been some areas of school psychology significantly impacted by the law?
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Roles, Responsibilities, Delivery of School Psych services -- All of the above
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What is the foundation for all laws?
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The U. S. Constitution
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What is the most influential source of law affecting the delivery of educational and psychological services?
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Legislation
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Which Constitutional Amendment is considered to grant the matter of public education to states?
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The 10th Amendment
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Which Constitutional Amendment has been the most influential with respect to special education and school psychological services
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The 14th Amendment
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Which law first provided the recipients of federal financial assistance could not discriminate on the basis of a handicap?
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Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act (1973)
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Which law is considered to be the most comprehensive piece of civil rights legislation directed toward the disabled that Congress has ever enacted?
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Americans with Disabilities Act (1990)
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The reauthorization of IDEA in 1997 protected disabled students in what age range?
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Birth to 21 years old.
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Individual Education Programs should include which of the following?
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Individualized goals, Individualized objectives, Indivdualized time lines for objectives -- all the above
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Which Act established rules regarding access and inspection, copying, and release of student records?
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the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
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In the Guidelines for the Provision of School Psychological Services, the second section outlines responsibilities that should be assumed by the unit responsible for providing psychological services. What does the first section define?
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The responsibilities of the individual school psychologist
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According to Practice Guideline 1, school psychologists should use a decision making process that involves which of the following?
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Collaboration with other team members.
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According to Practice Guideline 4, school psycholgists should use what type of perspectives in their decision-making?
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multiple theoretical
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According to Practice Guideline 8, school psychologists should understand and promote the importance of what influences in children's wellness, learning and achivement?
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Family
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The unit, according to the Guidelines, is defined as...
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The entity responsible for ensuring that schools, students, and families receive comprehensive psychological services.
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According to Unit Guideline 2, the unit should create a work environment climate wherein employees have freedom to do what?
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advocate for the services necessary to meet their client's needs
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Which adjective describes the type of supervision the Guidelines says should exist between the psycholgoist and psychologist supervisor?
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Ongoing
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According to Unit Guideline 6, which statement is true regarding professional development?
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Continued Professional Development should be adequate and relevant to the service delivery priorities of the unit.
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According to Unit Guideline 7, psychological services can be provided by...
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district employed school psycholgists, and psycholgoists employed in independent practice or other agencies.
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Overall, the Guidelines are to serve as what for school psychologists?
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a model for "good practice"
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Areas of expertise used by SP in system-level changes will include all of the following:
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An understanding human behavior from a social systems perspective; an ability to use collaborative planning and problem solving procedures; a familiarity with principles for organizational change.
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A system is:
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any 2 people who work at the same place; an orderly combination of parts that interact to produce a desired outcome/product; a lawnmower engine -- all of the above
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A model for viewing the individual child within a systems framework was proposed by:
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Bandura
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The system consultant's role is to:
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Facilitate the efforts of the group to achieve the goals that the group has decided upon, in a manner that the group chooses.
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Bergan's model includes all of the following:
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Problem/Situation Analysis; Goal Identification; strategy development and implementation; evaluation
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Bergan's model includes all of the following:
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Problem/Situation Analysis; Goal Identification; strategy development and implementation; evaluation
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Input evaluation will includ
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an examination fo resources avilable to address identified needs
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Systems level change:
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takes on-going intervention
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In analyzing the problem in system-level consulting, it is essential to identify the system's:
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Resources and obstacles to resolution
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T/F It is important to work on more than one problem at a time in order to address as many as possible in the short time that the group is meeting with the consultant.
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False
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In problem-solving, it is important to:
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decide and write down who will be responsible for what and by when; establish a procedure for follow-up and review; describe the problem as concretely as possible
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