Only one of the following definitely illustrates high self-efficacy. Which one?

Amy believes that she is a good singer.

Which one of the following statements best describes positive reinforcement?

Reinforcement consists of getting something a learner finds desirable.

Ms. Kennedy is positively reinforcing him for the distracting behaviors.

Three of the following characterize students with a performance goal. Which one characterizes students with mastery goal

Concluding that they need to work harder when they fail

Which one of the following is the best example of extrinsic motivation?

Wanting a good grade in history

Which one of the following statements implies that the student's ability is stable and uncontrollable?

I should have known you were smart, your older brother is smart too.

Which one of the following students clearly has a performance goal rather than a mastery goal?

Alec judges his own performance on the basis of how his classmates do.

negatively reinforced for aggression

The term negative reinforcement can best be described as a situation in which:

Something the learner doesn't want is taken away after a response.

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1
Annie is acting out in class. She must be going through something at home. This is
situational attribution
Dispositional attribution
2
G enjoys being on the debating team, but he is taken off the team when he uses an obscene word during a debate. This is
Positive reinforcement
Positive punishment
Negative reinforcement
Negative punishment.
3
Only one of the following definitely illustrates high self-efficacy. Which one?
Bertha swims the fastest butterfly on the swim team
Amy believes that she is a good singer.
Danielle recently got a score of 120 on an intelligence test.
Carmen enjoys being with her friends.
4
Which one of the following statements best describes positive reinforcement?
A desirable classroom behavior is reinforced.
Reinforcement consists of getting something a learner finds desirable.
An inappropriate classroom behavior is reinforced.
Reinforcement consists of getting rid of a thing a learner finds unpleasant
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Ms. Kennedy is positively reinforcing him for the distracting behaviors.
Ms. Kennedy is punishing him for the distracting behaviors.
Ms. Kennedy is vicariously reinforcing him for the distracting behaviors.
Ms. Kennedy is negatively reinforcing him for the distracting behaviors.
6
All students have a need to control the course of their lives. This statement is most consistent with which theory
Attribution Theory
Self-determination theory
Social cognitive theory
behaviorism
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Cultural mismatch.
The importance of whole-class discussions.
The influence of counter-stereotypical information.
The importance of wait time.
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Three of the following characterize students with a performance goal. Which one characterizes students with mastery goal
Doing something they know they'll be good at
Look at classmates' performance as an indication of how well they're doing
Concluding that they need to work harder when they fail
Trying to memorize definitions word for word
9
Which one of the following is the best example of extrinsic motivation?
Wanting a good grade in history
Enjoying a scary movie
Having fun in PE class
Liking a novel so much that you cannot put it down
10
Which one of the following statements implies that the student's ability is stable and uncontrollable?
"Ask X about the strategies she is using, they might help you too."
I should have known you were smart, your older brother is smart too.
You didn't understand the concepts today but if you study you'll get better
Today is not your lucky day is it?
11
Which one of the following students clearly has a performance goal rather than a mastery goal?
Devon is bored by easy assignments.
Blanche always does more than her teacher requires
Alec judges his own performance on the basis of how his classmates do.
Christina persists when she encounters a difficult mathematics problem.
12
Tammy is scolded for submitting messy math homework, so she tries to do her math problems more neatly after that.This is
Positive punishment.
Negative punishment.
Negative reinforcement.
Positive reinforcement.
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Modeling
Reinforcing
Cueing
Shaping
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vicariously reinforced for aggression
punished for aggression
negatively reinforced for aggression
15
M consistently refuses to do difficult assignments because she's afraid of failing at them. Which basic need is not met?
arousal
Competence
Autonomy
Relatedness
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The term negative reinforcement can best be described as a situation in which:
Something the learner doesn't want is taken away after a response.
Something the learner doesn't want is presented after a response.
Something the learner wants is taken away after a response.
Something the learner wants is presented after a response.
17
Alex loses his friend Tyler after he tattles on Tyler. Alex learns that tattling is not a good idea The loss of Tyler is
Positive reinforcement.
Positive punishment.
Negative reinforcement.
Negative punishment.
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Positive reinforcement
Negative reinforcement.
Negative punishment
Positive punishment
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Negatively reinforced
Positively punished
Negatively punished
Positively reinforced
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I failed my exam, I should quit college because I am stupid. This is
situational attribution
dispositional attribution
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It is important for students to feel capable of succeeding at certain behaviors. This statement is most consistent with
Social cognitive theory
Goal-Orientation Theory
Behaviorism
Attribution Theory
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Modeling
Shaping
Reinforcing
Cueing

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