A survey would be reliable if it had the same results, because then it would have been proven time and time again that it is credible. It is valid when it measures to what it intends to measure, because if it didn't, how would it be valid? In order for it to be valid, it has to make sense and measure what it intends to measure. The answer is D: reliable; valid.
Question Options
1) One-on-one interactions with their teacher
2) A high probability of success when they respond
3) Immediate feedback about the accuracy of their responses
4)A series of frames, each of which presents a small amount of new information.
Answer: One-on-one interactions with their teacher
Programmed instruction is a method of teaching in which the instructor or teacher present to students materials in a graded sequence of controlled steps whereby students work on the materials by themselves and their knowledge is tested by answering an examination question or filling in a diagram.
In a programmed instruction method, all the options are plausible except one on one interaction with teachers. This method is somewhat "automated".
<span>it protects private homeowners from having to house soldiers during times of peace and times of war
The 3rd amendment prevents soldiers from forcibly overtaking a person's home during peace time without the owner's explicit consent. There is another provision preventing soldiers from being housed during times of war without the owner's consent.</span>
<span>This is called a stress interview. These interviews are used to see how job candidates react to unusual circumstances and how they respond to pressure. Employers can used these to see which applicants are the best qualified for the job at hand.</span>
Answer:
do nothing
Explanation:
Wayne and Cheryl were at a restaurant eating dinner when he noticed a faint smell of smoke coming from the air conditioning vent. No one else in the busy restaurant seemed to be concerned about the odor, and Wayne was not sure if it was the result of an electrical problem or of food scorching in the kitchen. Wayne’s uncertainty, combined with the observation that others were not taking action, means that Wayne will probably DO NOTHING
