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Praxis II Special Ed

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A serious emotional disturbance (SED), as defined by IDEA, includes intense, persistent, negative behaviors that interfere with a child’s ability to function in school and society. To qualify for a classification of SED, the child must exhibit all but which of the following characteristics?
  1. Depression, anxiety, or aggression that follows a traumatic experience or life change
  2. Severe fears associated with school, home, or other environments
  3. Inappropriate behaviors, such as sexually acting out
  4. Inability to develop and maintain personal relationships
Explanation
Answer: A-A child who is experiencing temporary anxiety, aggression, or depression following a traumatic incident or life change does not qualify for SED, although this child may benefit from counseling or other interventions.
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