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Educational Psychology: Show What You Know!
Educational Psychology: Show What You Know!
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An individual's environment can influence the presentation of their genetics.
False
True
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Is spaced practice the best learning practice?
Yes, repetition after a spaced interval enhances learning.
No, spaced practice risks you forgetting what you learned after time.
No, one's culture and learning context influences what's best for them.
Yes, cramming in studying is bad. You should space it out.
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Is your brain (basically) a computer?
Bruer thinks so.
Absolutely not.
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Your assumtion that the past tense of "walk" could be "walked" is an example of...
Learning of Facts
Observational Learning
Grammar School
Implicit Pattern Learning
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The formal model that illustrates the diverse influences of context on the development of individuals is..?
Psychosexual Theory (Freud)
Cognitive Developmental Theory (Piaget)
Social Learning Theory (Bandura)
Ecological Model of Human Development (Brofenbrenner)
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Which of the following are you more likely to remember?
Information from a general class that doesn't count towards your major
Formulas from your Geometry class your sophomore year of high school
The name of the grocery store clerk
Information from an emotional lecture on mass school shootings
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John watching videos of people doing the "whip" and trying to do it himself is an example of...
Observational Learning
A mistake
Implicit Pattern Learning
Learning of Facts
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The main difference between novices and experts is...
Accumulation and Application of "rules" to solve problems
Age
Education Level
More detailed knowledge of options and problem-solving skills
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Culture is...
Traditions
Beliefs and perspective
All of the above
Learned behavior of a group
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How do we learn?
Observations
Through interactions with others
Explicit Learning Environments (school, practice, etc)
Cultural Influence
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What is metacognition?
The ability to hold information in mind
How much information you can store based on how big your brain is
The ability to monitor and regulate one's own cognitive processes
The ability to direct cognitive activity by utilizing various methods
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What is the WEIRD Problem?
Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic
Whale, Elephant, Iguana, Rat, Dog
White, Educated, Impoverished, Remote, Democratic
Wealthy, European, Integrated, Revolutionized, Diverse
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____________ orchestrates complex thoughts, personality, executive function, working memory, decision making
The size of your brain
Motor Cortex
Temporal Lobe
Prefrontal Cortex
