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EDUC 205 Quiz 1 Liberty University Set 1 Thorndike’s Law of Exercise has two parts: When observers are more likely to attend to models who demonstrate behaviors that help observers obtain goals, it is referred to as: Thorndike’s theory of learning was called: When a child whispers instructions while performing a task, it is referred…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 2 Liberty University Set 1 Learning material for the second or subsequent time after it previously had been learned is referred to as: Tulving postulated that forgetting represents inaccessibility of information due to: Which of the following is NOT a suggestion for maintaining student attention: All of the following are a phase…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 3 Liberty University Set 1 Knowledge that is derived from previously acquired knowledge and not directly from environmental interactions is what perspective of Constructivism? Which of the following is NOT a problem‐solving strategy? Representations of real or imaginary situations that cannot be brought into the learning setting are known as: Teaching that…
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EDUC 205 Quiz 4 Liberty University Set 1 All of the following are effects of learning goals on motivation EXCEPT: Which of the following is NOT a pretask in the model of motivated learning? Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a part of which theory? All models of motivated learning assume that motivation operates at all…
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EDUC 205 Final Liberty University Were a central feature of purposive behaviorism. Edwin Guthrie’s learning principles were based on the key behaviors of: F. Skinner’s influence is commonly applied to: Key motivational processes include all of the following EXCEPT: Learning from the consequences of one’s actions is known as: According to Skinner’s theory, _____ is…