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Chapter Sixteen

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CHAPTER 17: Helping Students With Mental and Emotional Disorders

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International Paralympics Committee

International Paralympics Committee Competition Rules Comments and Discussion led by David Weicker Acknowledgements to David Greig , Bruce Pirnie, Elaine Lake and Jennifer Campbell Brief History 1948 England: sports competition for soldiers with disabilities who returned from World War 2

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International Paralympics Committee

International Paralympics Committee. Competition Rules Comments and Discussion led by David Weicker Acknowledgements to David Greig , Bruce Pirnie, Elaine Lake and Jennifer Campbell. Brief History. 1948 England: sports competition for soldiers with disabilities who returned from World War 2

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INF 397C Introduction to Research in Library and Information Science Fall, 2009 Day 3

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Is this Intelligence?

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ruf.rice/~lane/stat_sim/sampling_dist/index.html

http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~lane/stat_sim/sampling_dist/index.html. Problem. What is the probability of drawing a card that is higher than a jack or lower than a 3?

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Survey Results

Survey Results. Practice. The Neuroticism Measure = 23.32 S = 6.24 n = 54 How many people likely have a neuroticism score between 29 and 34?. Practice. (29-23.32) /6.24 = .91 B = .3186 ( 34-23.32)/6.26 = 1.71 B =.4564 .4564-.3186 = .1378 .1378*54 = 7.44 or 7 people.

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Practice

Practice. The Neuroticism Measure = 23.32 S = 6.24 n = 54 How many people likely have a neuroticism score between 29 and 34?. Practice. (29-23.32) /6.24 = .91 B = .3186 ( 34-23.32)/6.26 = 1.71 B =.4564 .4564-.3186 = .1378 .1378*54 = 7.44 or 7 people.

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Chapter 7: cognitive Development II Individual differences in Cognitive abilities

Chapter 7: cognitive Development II Individual differences in Cognitive abilities. Measuring Intellectual Power. Psychologists argued whether test score is an accurate measurement for intelligence

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Chapter 4

Chapter 4. Translating to and from Z scores, the standard error of the mean and confidence intervals. Welcome Back!. NEXT. Where we have been: Z scores. The proportion above or below the score. The percentile rank equivalent. The proportion of scores between two Z scores.

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Coefficient of Determination

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Name that tune.

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Word Choice

Word Choice. Word meaning: connotation and denotation. intelligent. Divide your page in to half by drawing a line down the middle of the paper. Please copy the word intelligent into your notebook in the first column. What does this word mean to you?

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Cognition & Intelligence

Cognition & Intelligence. What do we mean by cognition? . Cognition - the mental activities associated with thinking, knowing, remembering, and communicating. How do we solve problems or answer questions?.

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Chapter 4: Standardized Scores and the Normal Distribution

Chapter 4: Standardized Scores and the Normal Distribution

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Intelligence and Testing

Intelligence and Testing. Binet and Simon. Developed the first intelligence test in 1904. Measured ability to succeed in school. Was designed to determine which students were behind grade level and needed remedial help.

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Gifted/Talented and MiMR

Gifted/Talented and MiMR. Normal Bell Curve. Look at these links. http://www.familyeducation.com http://www.kidsource.com http://www.gifted-children.com http://www.teachersfirst.com. Early Signs and Characteristics of Giftedness. Abstract reasoning and problem-solving skills Curiosity

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Section 5.3

Section 5.3. Normal Distributions Finding Probabilities. 100. 115. Probabilities and Normal Distributions. If a random variable, x is normally distributed, the probability that x will fall within an interval is equal to the area under the curve in the interval.

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