An Approach to Teaching Language-Minority Students in Which Students Are

question 50

Multiple Choice

An approach to teaching language-minority students in which students are taught for most of the day in their native languages and later make the transition to English is

• A)native-language emphasis.
• B)sheltered-English approach.
• C)ESL.
• D)sheltered-native language approach.

Analyze the effects of arousal and stimuli on human motivation and behavior.

Describe the psychological and physiological aspects of sexual desire and its regulation.

Explain the concept of homeostasis and its significance in the regulation of internal body states.

Recognize the role of the hypothalamus in hunger, thirst, and other motivational states.

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Definitions:

Personal Attributions

The process of ascribing causes to one's own behavior and outcomes, highlighting the influence of internal factors.

First Impressions

The initial thoughts, feelings, or perceptions one forms about someone or something upon first encountering them.

Actor/Observer Bias

The tendency to attribute one's own actions to external causes while attributing others' actions to their personal characteristics.

Lack of Preparation

The state of being unready or insufficiently ready for a specific task or event due to inadequate planning or forethought.