A kindergarten teacher consults the school psychologist because a student frequently cries during transitions and becomes disruptive. The psychologist collaborates with the teacher to develop strategies and monitor their effectiveness. What key principle of consultation is demonstrated in this approach?

What is the group exposed to background music in a study called?

A student with a specific learning disability is struggling in general education despite accommodations. What is the school psychologist’s best next step?

A fifth-grade student repeatedly reacts with intense anger during peer conflict. Which evidence-based intervention is most consistent with cognitive-behavioral strategies?

A school district requests recommendations for improving interagency collaboration. Which creation strategy best reflects Domain 6?

During consultation with a teacher about a student’s disruptive behaviors, the psychologist emphasizes the importance of implementing strategies with fidelity and tracking outcomes. This approach reflects:

A parent refuses to consent to a behavioral evaluation of their child. The school psychologist is pressured by the administration to continue anyway. What should the psychologist do?

A student becomes physically aggressive when asked to complete non-preferred tasks. A behavior plan is in place, but outbursts continue. What should the school psychologist do next?

Which of the following is considered an ethical violation in school psychology?

A student with ELL status is struggling in reading. The teacher suggests testing for a learning disability. What must the school psychologist consider first?