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The Question-Asking Behavior of Gifted Junior High School Science Students and Their Teachers
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Question-Asking Behavior of Faculty During Conceptual Instructional Design: A Step Toward Demystifying the Magic of Design
<p>Questioning is a means of information gathering as part of information seeking behavior, including but not limited to: self-questioning, asking questions of others, ignoring questions, deferring asking questions, or denying there are questions. Questioning is critical to design synthesis, …
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Short-Term Parent-Mediated Pivotal Response Treatment: Teaching Social Initiation to Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder through Question Asking
… the frequency of social initiation through question asking and the frequency of context appropriate questions made by three children with ASD, and whether these results would generalize. Prior to providing PRT to their children, mothers engaged in a total of 12 hours of training (2 two-hour …
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Teaching Children with Autism Three Different Questions
Children with autism often exhibit deficits in question-asking. This study replicated and extended Williams, Donley, and Keller.s (2000) training package: a modeling and reinforcement procedure to teach the use of 3 different questions about hidden objects. Two boys, aged 13 and 12, with primary …
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Observationally-Induced Question Formulation on a Pragmatic Task
… kindergarten children a pragmatic use of question-asking behavior.
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The Relationship between Achievement, Intelligence, Personality, and Sociometric Test Scores and the Number and Types of Questions Asked by Students of a Fifth-Sixth-Grade Class
… More specifically, the purpose was to evaluate questions asked by a fifth-sixth-grade class through a pre-determined classification, to show the relationship between questioning and the following measures: achievement, intelligence, personality, and sociometric measures, and to determine if age …
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How Classroom Questioning Influences Second Language Acquisition
English proficiency influenced student questioning in terms of the types, frequency, domain, and target audience. Moreover, proficiency influenced teachers' questioning practices as well. Other factors, such as students' relative oral proficiency within the class, attitudes toward speaking in …
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Self-Efficacy and Self-Care in the Hypertensive Female Patient
… blood pressures not be under control, 3) a Question Asking Intervention (QAI) group that was instructed and encouraged to increase their question asking and assertiveness with their physicians, and 4) a fourth group that was given a combination of both PKI and QAI.</p> <p>Intervention …
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Discussion Behaviors and Quiz Performance as a Function of Points for Discussion
… were implemented to increase student question-asking and discussion behaviors. Procedure: Three groups of university college students in small discussion classes were the participants in this study. Baseline data was collected on frequency of student discussion behaviors and on …
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The anchoring and adjustment heuristic in unstructured interviews: an experimental study
… A high, low, or no anchor was provided in the question asking subjects to rate the video candidate. Results indicated that anchoring and adjustment does not occur in simulated unstructured interviews. Limitations of the study and implications for future research are discussed.
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Use of social network sites for question and answer behavior
… this thesis, we look at the behavior of posting questions as status updates on popular social network sites like Twitter and Facebook. This question asking behavior is similar to the use of search engines, question and answer sites, and information exchange offline, and can provide useful …
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Moral Authority as Moral Skill: An Exemplarist Theory of Practical Justification
How should we understand the question "Why be moral?" Can we answer this question? If so, how? In this paper I develop an exemplarist theory of practical moral justification; that is, a theory of the justification of the prima facie moral things that we do, not the moral beliefs that we have. I …
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Measuring Change in University Counseling Center Students: Using Symptom Reduction and Satisfaction with Services to Propose a Model for Effective Outcome Research
… including a subjective, retrospective survey question asking the client to indicate their perceived rate if improvement at follow-up provides construct validity and allows for correlational comparisons with R-Chi. Results suggest that student/client ratings of the degree to which the services …
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Where Have All The Women Gone From The Management Information Systems (Mis) Program In The College Of Business?
… analysis, which was conducted on the survey question asking students whether they were planning on majoring in information systems were not significant for the class as a whole between an instrument administered at the beginning of the semester before any treatments were conducted and the …
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Why do suicidal students avoid seeking help? college students’ self-reported reasons for concealing suicide ideation and their relationship to attempting suicide
… students‟ qualitative responses to an open-ended question asking why they chose not to tell anyone about their suicidal thoughts. Nine primary themes emerged from this inquiry: (1) perceived lack of need for help, (2) concern for the well being of others, (3) dispositional orientation towards …
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The use of e-learning to increase adolescent health literacy
… and comparison students on a Nutrition Questionnaire's pre-test and post-test. The Nutrition Questionnaire consisted of three parts: (1) 5 demographic questions (i.e., age, school name, grade, gender, ethnicity), (2) a question asking whether students had been exposed to educational …
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Bringing Educational Psychology to Undergraduate Programs at Texas State University: Needs Assessment and Course Development
… introductory educational psychology course and a question asking about students’ interest in enrolling in the course if it counted (e.g., as an elective) under their degree plan. Results suggested that students were less familiar with educational psychology, as well as other domain-specific …
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An examination of alumni engagement at Rowan University
… statements. There was also one open-ended question. The subjects consisted of 423 alumni who graduated with their bachelor's degree from the institution. The results of the study showed that the most frequent form of engagement across all factor groupings was in the area of satisfactory …
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Teaching Machines to Ask Useful Clarification Questions
… collaborate with humans unless they can ask questions. Asking questions is also a natural way for machines to express uncertainty, a task of increasing importance in an automated society. In the field of natural language processing, despite decades of work on question answering, there is …
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Maternal Social Anxiety, Verbal Information Transfer, and Child Play Representations in the Context of Starting School
… social scenarios. Mothers completed self-report questionnaires on social anxiety symptoms, general anxiety and depressive symptoms, fear of negative self-evaluation, and fear of negative child evaluation. Mothers also completed a questionnaire on child anxiety symptoms. Results There were a …
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