The Correspondence Principle Refers to the Tendency of

question 75

Multiple Choice

The correspondence principle refers to the tendency of

• A) students to develop values and attitudes that are similar to those of their elementary school teachers.
• B) schools to place physically handicapped children in classes with peers who are at a similar academic level, regardless of physical condition.
• C) schools to promote the values expected of individuals in each social class and to prepare students for the types of jobs typically held by members of their class.
• D) parents to place their children in private schools that teach social values that are similar to their own.

Recognize the significance of test consistency, reliability, and validity in psychological testing.

Understand the impact of gender and cultural differences on intelligence assessment.

Comprehend the applications and implications of intelligence testing for special populations.

Appreciate the role of neural efficiency and biological factors in intelligence.

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