Convert the statement into symbolic form.  Let:             p denote the statement “Jack committed a crime”, and             q denote the statement “Jack is 21 years old.” Select the symbolic form that denotes the given statement. Jack committed a crime and he is not 21 years old.

The following sentence is a statement (true or false): If the forecast is correct, then it will rain.

At Garfield High, 11 students take Algebra but not French, 21 students take French but not Algebra, and 46 students take at least one of these two subjects. How many students take both French and Algebra?

Determine if the following statement is true or false. U − A = A′

The following two statements logically equivalent (true or false):

The following sentence is a statement (true or false): Go away from me.

Test the validity of the following argument. If it is warm, Brenda will go to the park or go shopping. It is warm and Brenda goes shopping. Therefore, she does not go to the park.  The argument above is _____.

In the case study, physical interventions with John were reduced from three times per day to three times per week over the first four months of his placement.  Given John’s unique circumstances, which of the following would be the most appropriate medium and content for debriefing/counseling following physical intervention?

CASE STUDY 3: You are the crisis management coordinator at a state school for children who are deaf and hard of hearing.  One day you receive a call from one of the classroom teachers that Joseph, a 14 year old Caucasian youth from a small rural community, is angry and is threatening to “break some heads” if the teacher doesn’t “back off”.  The teacher is calling you for backup.  When you arrive, as the senior staff on site, you are in charge of organizing the staff response.  The teacher has already evacuated the other students from the classroom.  As you arrive, so does Denise, a youth worker from Joseph’s dorm who you believe has a strong, positive relationship with Joseph.  

Chance will perpetuate his current style of interacting with and relating to others unless there is specific intervention to help him develop new patterns of relationship. The most effective manner of doing this is: