Being in the Presence of Normally Developing Peers Has Been

question 68

True/False

Being in the presence of normally developing peers has been shown to facilitate social interaction for intellectually disabled children.

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Definitions:

Developing Nations

Countries with a lower level of industrialization, lower living standards, and lower Human Development Index (HDI) than developed countries.

Raymond Cattell

A psychologist known for his theory of personality that differentiates between fluid and crystallized intelligence.

Factor Analysis

A statistical method for studying the interrelations among various tests. The goal is to discover whether the tests are all influenced by the same factors, or by distinct factors.

Self-monitoring Scale

is a psychological measure that assesses the degree to which individuals regulate their behavior to adapt to social situations and expectations.