Studies on Educational Placement and Its Effect on the Self-Concept

question 52

Multiple Choice

Studies on educational placement and its effect on the self-concept of students with learning disabilities concluded that

• A)placement did not have a major influence on self-concept
• B)placement in resource rooms generally enhanced self-concept.
• C)placement in inclusive classrooms generally enhanced self-concept
• D)placement in segregated classrooms had a negative effect on self-concept

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Definitions:

Democratic Methods

Approaches or processes that emphasize participation, inclusiveness, and equal opportunities for decision-making.

Autocratic Methods

Management styles characterized by individual control over all decisions and little input from group members, often leading to a centralized decision-making process.

Paternalistic Methods

Management practices that involve overseeing workers in a fatherly manner, where decision-making is centralized and based on the assumption that employers know what is best for their employees.

Financial Solvency

The ability of an individual or organization to meet long-term financial obligations, indicating financial health.