Which Did the Landmark Skeels and Dye (1939)study Conclude

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which did the landmark Skeels and Dye (1939) study conclude?

• A)Intelligence is not fixed.
• B)Parental involvement in intervention is crucial.
• C)Early intervention is not helpful for children with disabilities.
• D)Certain inherited traits place children at risk for developing later disabilities.

Recognize how stereotypes and prejudices influence evaluations and behaviors towards individuals and groups.

Understand the concepts of outgroup homogeneity effect and its consequences.

Grasp the role of implicit prejudice and stereotype activation in shaping attitudes and actions towards outgroups.

Comprehend how stereotypes are resistant to change and their pervasive impact on societal attitudes.

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Definitions:

Product Quality

A measure of the perceived value, reliability, and performance of goods or services as judged by consumers.

Expensive Advertisement

High-cost marketing activities aimed at promoting products, services, or brands to a wide audience.

Product-variety Externality

An economic condition where the diversity of products benefits consumers more than what is accounted for by the producers, leading to positive external effects in a market.

Business-stealing Externality

A business-stealing externality occurs when the entry of new businesses reduces the demand for existing businesses, potentially lowering profits without necessarily benefiting consumers.