Serving as a Peer Buddy for a Student with a Severe

question 31

Multiple Choice

Serving as a peer buddy for a student with a severe or multiple disability has all of the following benefits for students without disabilities except _____.

• A)helps develop empathy
• B)helps develop responsibility
• C)provides a source of paid income
• D)fosters friendships

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Definitions:

Behavioral Problems

Refers to actions or behaviors that are disruptive or inappropriate compared to the expected norms for a person's age and culture.

Pays Attention

Refers to the act of focusing cognitive resources on a specific stimulus or task, often discussed in the context of learning and perception.

Receptive Language Disorder

A condition characterized by difficulties in understanding or processing language that is heard or read.

Developmental Coordination Disorder

Neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by marked impairment in the development and performance of coordinated motor activities.