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What does the Social Cognitive Theory argue?
What does the Social Cognitive Theory argue?
- Learning is inherently social, occurring within a social context. (correct)
- Learning is determined by a person's thoughts.
- Learning is a solitary process.
- Observational learning is the only way people learn.
Which theory suggests that a person's thoughts determine their actions and feelings?
Which theory suggests that a person's thoughts determine their actions and feelings?
- Social Cognitive Theory
- Classical Conditioning Theory
- Behavioral Cognitive Theory (correct)
- Observational Learning Theory
What is observational learning?
What is observational learning?
- Learning through auditory channels only.
- Learning of new behavior through watching the actions of a model. (correct)
- Learning by reading books.
- Learning through personal experience only.
What did the Bobo Doll Experiment demonstrate?
What did the Bobo Doll Experiment demonstrate?
What are mental images in the context of cognition?
What are mental images in the context of cognition?
Which process involves organizing, storing, and processing information in the brain?
Which process involves organizing, storing, and processing information in the brain?
What is divergent thinking primarily associated with?
What is divergent thinking primarily associated with?
Which type of intelligence includes task-specific abilities in certain areas like music or art?
Which type of intelligence includes task-specific abilities in certain areas like music or art?
What type of people are noted for being unafraid to be different and valuing their independence?
What type of people are noted for being unafraid to be different and valuing their independence?
According to Spearman, what does general intelligence (g factor) primarily involve?
According to Spearman, what does general intelligence (g factor) primarily involve?
Which theory of intelligence proposes three distinct types: analytical, creative, and practical?
Which theory of intelligence proposes three distinct types: analytical, creative, and practical?
What is emotional intelligence believed to strongly influence in an individual's life?
What is emotional intelligence believed to strongly influence in an individual's life?
What is the definition of learning, according to the text?
What is the definition of learning, according to the text?
Who discovered Classical Conditioning?
Who discovered Classical Conditioning?
What is the Unconditioned Response (UCR) in Classical Conditioning?
What is the Unconditioned Response (UCR) in Classical Conditioning?
Which of the following is NOT a key element for conditioning to occur?
Which of the following is NOT a key element for conditioning to occur?
What does Classical Conditioning involve learning to do?
What does Classical Conditioning involve learning to do?
Who noticed that dogs salivated when food was given, leading to the discovery of Classical Conditioning?
Who noticed that dogs salivated when food was given, leading to the discovery of Classical Conditioning?
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