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How do beliefs influence the development of values according to the text?
How do beliefs influence the development of values according to the text?
- Values and beliefs are unrelated.
- Beliefs form as a result of values.
- Beliefs contribute to the development of values. (correct)
- Beliefs are influenced by values.
What is the primary difference between values and beliefs in a school setting?
What is the primary difference between values and beliefs in a school setting?
- Values are about honesty and respect, while beliefs are about freedom and gender equality.
- Values are convictions while beliefs are included in the curriculum.
- Values come from experiences, while beliefs are developed from what one hears and reads. (correct)
- Values are associated with religion while beliefs are associated with education.
What type of psychological state is interest according to the text?
What type of psychological state is interest according to the text?
- A state of confusion
- A state that draws attention (correct)
- A state of physical exertion
- An emotional state
What is the relationship between attitudes and beliefs/values according to the text?
What is the relationship between attitudes and beliefs/values according to the text?
How can positive learning experiences contribute to the formation of beliefs and values?
How can positive learning experiences contribute to the formation of beliefs and values?
Why is it important for teachers to provide positive learning experiences for students?
Why is it important for teachers to provide positive learning experiences for students?
What is meant by 'interest' in a classroom setting?
What is meant by 'interest' in a classroom setting?
How do beliefs differ from values in their origin sources?
How do beliefs differ from values in their origin sources?
What action can teachers take based on the sequential relationship between beliefs, values, and attitudes?
What action can teachers take based on the sequential relationship between beliefs, values, and attitudes?