... to modify the behaviors, the methods of instruction used, the support systems implied, and the effects that the child's behavior has on the surrounding environment. Some of the behaviors exhibited by the main characters have compelled the author Torey L. Hayden to label her class as being the "crazy class ... little chairs and a table. This was probably an effort on Torey's part to make the classroom as non-restrictive as possible. Torey's classroom change would help to change part of the environment, which would fall under the Ecological Model. The main character who I am going to identi...

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... engaged in homosexual behavior or to identify as a homosexual 3. more likely to perceive their peers as manifesting negative attitudes 4. more likely to have been raised in environment fostering negative attitudes toward homosexuals 5. likely to be older and less well-educated 6. more likely to be religious and subscribe to a conservative religious ideology 7. more likely to ... express traditional restrictive attitudes about sex roles 8. manifest guilt and negativity about sexuality 9. manifest high levels of authoritarianism and related personality characteristics Although this is not...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate