SPECIAL EDUCATION PRAXIS 5354 UPDATED
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. American Psychiatric Association
Answer:
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) used to diagnose axes
Question:
2. Psychiatric Axes
Answer:
Axis I principal psychiatric diagnosis (over anxious disorder) Axis II Developmental Problems
(developmental reading disorder) Axis III Physical Disorder (allergies) Axis IV Psychosocial stressors
(divorce) Axis V Rating of the highest level of adaptive functioning (includes intellectual and social)
called Global Assessment Functioning (GAF)
Question:
3. Externalizing Behavior
Answer:
Aggressive behaviors expressed outwardly toward others, Manifested as hyperactivity persistent
aggression irritating behaviors that are impulsive and distractable
Question:
4. Internalizing Behavior
Answer:
Withdrawing behaviors that are directed inward to oneself, social withdrawal, Depression, fears,
phobias, elective mutism, withdrawal, anorexia, and bulimia
Question:
5. Walker Problem Identification Checklist
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - acting out, withdrawal, distractibility, disturbed peer
relations, immaturity
Question:
6. Burks' Behavior Rating Scales (BBRS)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - excessive self-blame, excessive anxiety, excessive
withdrawal, excessive dependency, poor ego strength, poor coordination, poor etc...
Question:
7. Devereux Behavior Rating Scale (Adolescent)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - unethical behavior, defiant-resistive, domineering-sadistic,
heterosexual interest, hyperactive expansive, poor emotional control, need approval dependency,
emotional disturbances, physical inferiority timidity, schizoid withdrawal, bizarre speech cognition
and actions
, Question:
8. Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (Quay & Peterson)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - major scales, conduct disorder, socialized aggression,
attention problems - immaturity, anxiety, psychotic behavior, motor excess
Question:
9. P.L. Newcomer Degree of Disturbance
Answer:
Criteria: precipitating events, destructiveness, maturational appropriateness, personal functioning,
social functioning, reality index, insight index, conscious control, social responsiveness Degree of
disturbance: mild, moderate, severe
Question:
10. Communication competence
Answer:
interaction of cognitive competence, social knowledge, language competence
Question:
11. Mean Length of Utterance
Answer:
(MLU) L 1.5-2 14 basic morphemes (in on, articles, possessive) Ll 2-2.5 beginning of pronoun use,
auxiliary verbs Lll 2.5-3 Language forms of approximate adult forms; beginning of questions and
negative statements IV 3-3.5 Use of complex sentences V 3.5-4 use of compound sentences
Question:
12. Morphemes
Answer:
smallest units of language that are words
Question:
13. Phonolgy
Answer:
the system of rules about sounds and combinations
Question:
14. Free morphemes
Answer:
units that can stand alone as root words such as walk or dog
Question:
15. Bound morphemes
Answer:
morphological units that do not stand alone prefixes, suffixes
Question:
16. Morphology
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. American Psychiatric Association
Answer:
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV) used to diagnose axes
Question:
2. Psychiatric Axes
Answer:
Axis I principal psychiatric diagnosis (over anxious disorder) Axis II Developmental Problems
(developmental reading disorder) Axis III Physical Disorder (allergies) Axis IV Psychosocial stressors
(divorce) Axis V Rating of the highest level of adaptive functioning (includes intellectual and social)
called Global Assessment Functioning (GAF)
Question:
3. Externalizing Behavior
Answer:
Aggressive behaviors expressed outwardly toward others, Manifested as hyperactivity persistent
aggression irritating behaviors that are impulsive and distractable
Question:
4. Internalizing Behavior
Answer:
Withdrawing behaviors that are directed inward to oneself, social withdrawal, Depression, fears,
phobias, elective mutism, withdrawal, anorexia, and bulimia
Question:
5. Walker Problem Identification Checklist
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - acting out, withdrawal, distractibility, disturbed peer
relations, immaturity
Question:
6. Burks' Behavior Rating Scales (BBRS)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - excessive self-blame, excessive anxiety, excessive
withdrawal, excessive dependency, poor ego strength, poor coordination, poor etc...
Question:
7. Devereux Behavior Rating Scale (Adolescent)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - unethical behavior, defiant-resistive, domineering-sadistic,
heterosexual interest, hyperactive expansive, poor emotional control, need approval dependency,
emotional disturbances, physical inferiority timidity, schizoid withdrawal, bizarre speech cognition
and actions
, Question:
8. Revised Behavior Problem Checklist (Quay & Peterson)
Answer:
student behavior assessment instruments - major scales, conduct disorder, socialized aggression,
attention problems - immaturity, anxiety, psychotic behavior, motor excess
Question:
9. P.L. Newcomer Degree of Disturbance
Answer:
Criteria: precipitating events, destructiveness, maturational appropriateness, personal functioning,
social functioning, reality index, insight index, conscious control, social responsiveness Degree of
disturbance: mild, moderate, severe
Question:
10. Communication competence
Answer:
interaction of cognitive competence, social knowledge, language competence
Question:
11. Mean Length of Utterance
Answer:
(MLU) L 1.5-2 14 basic morphemes (in on, articles, possessive) Ll 2-2.5 beginning of pronoun use,
auxiliary verbs Lll 2.5-3 Language forms of approximate adult forms; beginning of questions and
negative statements IV 3-3.5 Use of complex sentences V 3.5-4 use of compound sentences
Question:
12. Morphemes
Answer:
smallest units of language that are words
Question:
13. Phonolgy
Answer:
the system of rules about sounds and combinations
Question:
14. Free morphemes
Answer:
units that can stand alone as root words such as walk or dog
Question:
15. Bound morphemes
Answer:
morphological units that do not stand alone prefixes, suffixes
Question:
16. Morphology