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According to Albert Bandura, what do people need in order to succeed?
According to Albert Bandura, what do people need in order to succeed?
- High intelligence and physical strength
- Luck and external support
- Financial resources and social connections
- A sense of self-efficacy and resilience (correct)
What is the main concept associated with Albert Bandura?
What is the main concept associated with Albert Bandura?
- Cognitive Dissonance Theory
- Humanistic Theory
- Social Learning Theory (correct)
- Behavioral Perspective
What is self-efficacy?
What is self-efficacy?
- Avoidance of all obstacles in life
- Belief in luck and destiny
- Dependence on others for success
- Belief in one's capacity to perform specific behaviors (correct)
Which source of self-efficacy beliefs is described as the most influential?
Which source of self-efficacy beliefs is described as the most influential?
How did Bandura suggest one can increase their self-efficacy?
How did Bandura suggest one can increase their self-efficacy?
What did Bandura assert about belief in an activity leading to a certain outcome?
What did Bandura assert about belief in an activity leading to a certain outcome?
What is a key aspect of learning according to the text?
What is a key aspect of learning according to the text?
Which aspect is emphasized in authentic learning contexts?
Which aspect is emphasized in authentic learning contexts?
Why is sustained motivation important for learning complex ideas?
Why is sustained motivation important for learning complex ideas?
What is the role of the nervous system in learning?
What is the role of the nervous system in learning?
What is essential for creating knowledge in activities?
What is essential for creating knowledge in activities?
What is one of the five points of the learning process according to the Lawrence Hall of Science/UC Berkeley?
What is one of the five points of the learning process according to the Lawrence Hall of Science/UC Berkeley?
According to Dewey, Piaget, and Vygotsky, what does learning involve?
According to Dewey, Piaget, and Vygotsky, what does learning involve?
How does learning build on prior knowledge?
How does learning build on prior knowledge?
In what type of environment is learning said to occur according to the text?
In what type of environment is learning said to occur according to the text?
What supports the construction of all future learning according to Alexander (1996)?
What supports the construction of all future learning according to Alexander (1996)?
What is NOT a requirement for learning according to the text?
What is NOT a requirement for learning according to the text?
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