Research Indicates That Head Start Programs

question 169

Multiple Choice

Research indicates that Head Start programs

• A) fail to produce even short-term improvements in participants' mental skills.
• B) contribute to dramatic long-term gains in participants' intelligence test scores.
• C) promote aptitude benefits, which generally dissipate over time.
• D) are beneficial only to participants from very intellectually stimulating home

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Definitions:

Work Schedules

The planned hours that employees are expected to work, which can vary in terms of shift length, timing, and patterns, depending on the organization's operational needs.

Supervision

The act of overseeing and guiding employees or tasks to ensure that activities are carried out effectively and standards are met.

Workplace Stressor

Any aspect of the work environment or job responsibilities that contributes to stress among employees.

Inadequate Authority

A scenario where a person does not have the sufficient power or decision-making ability required to effectively perform their job or lead others.