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What is metacognition important for?
What is metacognition important for?
- Regulating cognitive skills and identifying deficits (correct)
- Developing domain knowledge
- Enhancing emotional intelligence
- Improving physical skills
Who is capable of metacognition according to recent research?
Who is capable of metacognition according to recent research?
- People who can do a skill (correct)
- Only experts in a particular field
- Children with high IQ
- Individuals with extensive domain knowledge
What does knowledge about cognition refer to in the two-component model of metacognition?
What does knowledge about cognition refer to in the two-component model of metacognition?
- Domain-specific knowledge
- Physical knowledge
- General intelligence
- Knowledge about oneself, tactics, and effective situations (correct)
What does regulation of cognition refer to in the two-component model of metacognition?
What does regulation of cognition refer to in the two-component model of metacognition?
What is the building elements of conceptual knowledge in the reflective aspect of learning?
What is the building elements of conceptual knowledge in the reflective aspect of learning?
What does the strong correlation between knowledge and regulation suggest?
What does the strong correlation between knowledge and regulation suggest?
According to Dr. Bandura, what is self-efficacy?
According to Dr. Bandura, what is self-efficacy?
What did Dr. Bandura recognize as the most effective method for instilling a strong sense of self-efficacy?
What did Dr. Bandura recognize as the most effective method for instilling a strong sense of self-efficacy?
What is outcome expectancy according to the self-efficacy theory?
What is outcome expectancy according to the self-efficacy theory?
In Dr. Dweck's classification, what do people with a growth mindset believe?
In Dr. Dweck's classification, what do people with a growth mindset believe?
Which of the following is NOT recognized as one of the primary sources of influence by which a person's self-efficacy is developed and maintained?
Which of the following is NOT recognized as one of the primary sources of influence by which a person's self-efficacy is developed and maintained?
According to Dr. Bandura, what leads to positive expectations and enhanced self-confidence?
According to Dr. Bandura, what leads to positive expectations and enhanced self-confidence?
What is the primary assumption of the self-efficacy theory?
What is the primary assumption of the self-efficacy theory?
In Dr. Dweck's classification, what do people with a fixed mindset believe?
In Dr. Dweck's classification, what do people with a fixed mindset believe?
Which of the following is described as a method of reinforcing people's perception that they have what it takes to achieve, according to Dr. Bandura?
Which of the following is described as a method of reinforcing people's perception that they have what it takes to achieve, according to Dr. Bandura?
What does Albert Bandura recognize as the basis of future expectations according to self-efficacy theory?
What does Albert Bandura recognize as the basis of future expectations according to self-efficacy theory?
