Classical Conditioning and Systematic Desensitization Quiz
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Match the following terms with their definitions:

Competence = Various skills Encoding strategies = Personal experiences retained and categorized Subjective values = What a person considers as worth having Self-regulating system = Different standards

Match the following learning theories with their descriptions:

Pedagogy = Art and science of helping children learn Andragogy = Art and science of helping adults learn

Match the following characteristics of Adult Learning with their descriptions:

Learner-centered approach = Adult becomes independent and self-directed Rich source of learning = Previous experiences of the adult Developmental tasks focus = Readiness to learn oriented to social roles Problem-oriented learning = Shift from subjective-centered learning orientation

Match the following terms with their definitions:

<p>UCR = Response that is naturally and automatically elicited by an unconditioned stimulus NS = Stimulus that has no particular value, significance, or meaning to the learner Systematic desensitization = Technique used to reduce fear and anxiety in patients Stimulus generalization = Tendency to apply learned responses to similar stimuli</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following strategies with their applications:

<p>Spontaneous recovery = Applied in relapse prevention programs Respondent Conditioning = Influences the acquisition of new responses to environment stimuli Ways of Employing Positive Reinforcement = Includes verbal and non-verbal ways Classification of Educational Reinforcers = Categorized into recognition, tangible rewards, learning activities, etc.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following with their descriptions:

<p>Criteria for prioritizing learning needs = Factors used to determine the most important learning requirements Readiness to learn = Individual's state of preparedness to engage in the learning process Physical readiness = Condition of the body to effectively participate in learning activities Environmental effects = Influences from surroundings that impact the learning environment</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following criteria for prioritizing learning needs with their descriptions:

<p>Physical Readiness = Measures of ability – adequate strength, flexibility, and endurance needed for teaching Emotional Readiness = Anxiety level may motivate or hinder learning, fear greatly contributes to anxiety Environmental Effects = Refers to a conducive learning environment, impacted by health status and gender Support System = Strong support system from family and friends vs. weak/absent support causing insecurity and anxiety</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following types of readiness to learn with their characteristics:

<p>Physical Readiness = Complexity of tasks, varying degrees of manual dexterity and energy output required Emotional Readiness = Level of anxiety motivating or hindering learning, fear impacting readiness Environmental Effects = Impact of environment on learning, affected by health status and gender Support System = Strong family and friend support vs. weak/absent support causing anxiety and insecurity</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following readiness factors with their implications on learning:

<p>Physical Readiness = Adequate strength, flexibility, and endurance required for effective teaching Emotional Readiness = Anxiety levels can either motivate or hinder learning progress Environmental Effects = Conducive learning environment influenced by health status and gender Support System = Impact of strong vs. weak/absent support on feelings of security and anxiety</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following readiness categories with their defining characteristics:

<p>Physical Readiness = Measures of ability like strength, flexibility, and endurance needed for effective teaching Emotional Readiness = Anxiety levels affecting motivation and hindrance to learning progress Environmental Effects = Influences on learning from a conducive environment, impacted by health status and gender Support System = Effects of strong support system vs. weak/absent support on feelings of security and anxiety</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following readiness aspects with their impacts on learning ability:

<p>Physical Readiness = Requirement of adequate physical abilities for effective teaching Emotional Readiness = Anxiety levels influencing motivation and hindrance in learning process Environmental Effects = Influence of environment's conduciveness on learning, affected by health status and gender Support System = Effect of strong vs. weak/absent support on feelings of security and anxiety during learning</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following readiness components with their effects on the learning process:

<p>Physical Readiness = Necessary physical abilities like strength, flexibility, and endurance for successful teaching Emotional Readiness = Impact of anxiety levels on motivation and hindrance in the learning journey Environmental Effects = Influence of environment's conduciveness on learning outcomes, based on health status and gender Support System = Consequences of strong support system vs. weak/absent support on feelings of security and anxiety in learning</p> Signup and view all the answers

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