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Part A Please be sure to respond to at least THREE of your classmates' presentations

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Part A

Please be sure to respond to at least THREE of your classmates' presentations.  When responding to your classmates' presentations, please be sure provide thorough feedback and also ask relevant questions.  

 

Minimum 150 words for each responses, APA Format, must have in-text citation and references

 

 

Please find the 3 attached powerpoint slides and answer the above question.

 

The 3 attached ppt slides named as Alpha, Bravo and Charlie, Please add the name on the top for every responses.

 

Part B

Please provide discussion responses for my own powerpoint slides.

Minimum 150 words for each responses, APA Format, must have in-text citation and references

 

I have attached the powerpoint slides that I completed

 

I wanted to say, first off, in terms of your actual presentation, I think it's beautiful! Caught my attention right from the start, I love the theme and color scheme you used and that you added some clipart and diagrams. You also mentioned the name of the test you are reviewing straight away which I really appreciated it. Doing this helps the viewer to not be confused as to what you are discussing. I also really appreciated the scale you included for the normative scoring for norm groups. Lastly, your slides seemed to contain only the most necessary information and you didn't overwhelm your slides with too much information that can be hard to take in. I don't have any feedback about your slides, I think your presentation was great! A couple of key takeaways I had from your presentation was the cost of purchasing the test, that the test can keep children actively engaged for 60 minutes, and that the test measures five areas of learning in children. In regards to the cost of the test, did you happen to find out how that cost was determined? I know this test is for children and analyzing their behavior, but that just seems like an outrageous price. What do you think the test really offers to constitute that price? For example, are the administrator's psychologist or is it covered by insurance plans or is it a referral type situation that makes it a necessity or something else? I am very interested to know why it is priced so highly. As for keeping the children actively engaged, I think that's a great accomplishment, I'd be interested to know what the test looks like myself. I know I read in your presentation that some of the test questions were seen as a weakness because they were vague, do you have any examples of those vague questions to share? Lastly, the test seems to look into a lot of different types of behavior skills, that being said, is there a certain type of child between birth to the age of 6 that takes this test? What constitutes a child needing to get this test?