EDU201 Quiz 2 File by Tanveer Online Academy

EDU201 Quiz 2 File by Tanveer Online Academy

There are ---- ways to move short term memory to long term memory.

Two

------ education has its roots in Renaissance Philosophers.

Two

All of our generic knowledge is embedded in:

Schema Which level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs must be met before any

other level can be fulfilled.

------- defines situated learning as the notion of learning in context that

reflect the way they will be used in the real life.

Allan Collin

Self esteem is the ---- level of Maslow's hierarchy.

Forth According to the theory of situated cognition, knowledge is the

product of?

Activity, context and culture Which of following is the basic assumption of situated cognition

theory?

Knowledge is contextual and activity based

Which of the following approach emphasizes individual’s natural

motivation towards creativity and self-actualization?

approach -------- is the centre of conscious thought. working memory Abraham Maslow developed the hierarchy of ------. Needs Situated learning environment has ---- concepts.

Four

The process by which an individual uses experience (stored memories)

to handle a similar situation existing now is called?

Situational modification What are the characteristics of the short term memory?

Small capacity and retains information for a short period of time

Which of the following Provide positive comments and feedback

rather than negative

Affiliation and Affection Which of the following is not a fundamental belief behind humanistic

psychology?

Human behavior is influenced by conditioning and reinforcements In situated cognition students are supported in structuring ----.

Knowledge Which school of thought held that Learning occurs as a result of the

development of cognitive abilities and use of cognitive strategies?

Cognitivism

What does behavioral learning theory focus on in the study of

behavior?

external

<p>Which one of the following&nbsp;looks beyond the behavior to

explain brain-based learning.</p> · <p>Cognitivism</p> · Which of the following provides a general explanation for

observations made over time?

Theory

Who among the following discovered classical conditioning?

Pavlov

There are how many broad domains of learning theories?

Three

Watson had done his experiments on:

little infant How many types of possible conditioning are there?

Which of these is NOT a basic assumption of behaviorism?

Internal cognitive processes are largely included in scientific study

A learning paradigm that regards learning as the acquisition of new

behavior through conditioning?

How many types of conditioning are there in behaviorism?

2`

Who among the following had conducted the little Albert experiment

of classical conditioning?

Pavlov · Watson belonged to: · America&lt