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Human behavior and learning process
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Understanding the human needs involves
Idolizing
Empathizing
Defining
Prototyping
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What are learning types?
Visual, Kinesthetic, Auditory
Kinesthetic, Auditory, Listener
See no evil, hear no evil, do no evil
Visual, Kinesthetic, Active
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What are the top three domains in Bloom's Taxonomy of Higher Order Thinking?
Remembering, Understanding, Applying
Understanding, Applying, Analyzing
Analyzing, Applying, Evaluating
Analyzing, Evaluating, Creating
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a Defense mechanisms help us to:
Defend the "self" against a perceived threat
Hold hunger cravings at bay
Hit harder and faster than our opponent
Experience our feelings
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what is CRITICAL THINKING
you do not have an idea
considering logical connections between ideas
identifying the decision to be made
thinking about oranges
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Cognitive development theory was proposed by Piaget
False
True
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Which of these are not a critical thinking skill?
Creating
Understanding
Analyzing
Reasoning
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Which concept requires critical thinking?
Decision making
Creativity
Problem-solving
Professional judgment
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Which of the following, best describes interactive learning?
Students sharing ideas
Students sharing personal experiences
All of the above
Students intervening with each other
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What is motivation?
The general desire of someone to do something.
The ability to assess and initiate things independently.
To be stimulated to do something, especially creative.
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All of the following are defense mechanisms except
Sublimation
Regression
Agitation
Repression
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Maslows theory is based on...
behaviorism
growth & development
ecological
social learning
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What is the definition of critical thinking?
Document the decision and execute
Utilizes critical thinking skills
Review possible solutions
Engages in reflective and independent thinking: solves problems
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What is person perception?
mental processes used to form impressions
our thoughts feelings and behavior
ask Lawrence
how we interpret and use the info to make judgments
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perception is act of becoming aware of through senses?
True
False
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Maslows Hierarchy of Needs are
Sensorimotor, Preoperational, Concrete Operations, and Formal Operations
Physiological, Safety, and Social. Esteem and Self- actualization
Operant Conditioning
Conventional, and Post Conventional
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Motivation is all about ...
inspiration
the reason why
attitude
everyone around you
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What does Maslows' safety needs include?
Security and Protection.
Happiness.
Food and Shelter.
Freedom of Speech.
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healthy defense mechanisms are used..
not at all
only on weekends
in moderation
excessively
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What is Perception?
The quality of being dedicated
Transforms you from being forgotten to memorable
An unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that something is dangerous
To be aware of something through the senses
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What are examples of negative defense mechanisms?
dependence
all of these are negative
repression
rationalization
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What is knowledge?
Knowledge means to know something when we see it.
Whatever is in a dictionary
Facts, info, & skills acquired through experience/education.
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What is an Assessment for learning?
formal evidence teachers use to see student progress
homework and other assignments to hand in
informal evidence teachers use to see student progress
marks and grades collected by the teacher
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Which is NOT an example of self-directed learning?
Asking for help
Planning an assignment
Procrastinating
Studying
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Making learning personal, engaging, and fun means
The student is in control of learning.
The teacher is in control of learning.
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what are 2 factors that can influence person perception?
impressions from others and social influences
impressions from physical appearances and non-verbal communication
the context and our beliefs
the halo effect and dendrites
27
Cognitive development includes
problem-solving
reasoning
understanding
all answers correct
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Which of the following classroom activities does NOT require higher-order thinking?
Looking up words in the dictionary
Reviewing a film
Writing a haiku
Solving an algebraic equation
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Do you use any of these defense mechanisms?
Yes
No
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What is Self Motivation?
How an individual monitors others outside their self
How an individual recognizes and understands concepts
How an individual continues their drive
How an individual view life
31
Which scientific discipline studies human mental functions and behavior?
astronomy
biology
physics
psychology
32
Indicate the learning style for the activity:
listening to music
None of the above
Auditory
Tactile/Kinesthetic
Visual
33
The theory that human behavior can be explained in terms of conditioning
illiterate
behaviorism
global economy
career cluster
34
Which level of Maslows hierarchy does this belong to?
self-actualization
physiological
adequate standard of living
safety and security
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Higher order thinking skills should be taught
only after mastery of a subject.
to all students.
only to advanced students.
in isolation.
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Low motivation levels mean...
completing a task quickly
completing a task is strenuous
completing a task is difficult to do
completing a task is easy
