Question 1

Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in which of the following ways?

Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not.

Rote learning is remembered longer than meaningful learning.

Meaningful learning is learning interesting information, and rote learning is boring.

Rote learning is written down, and meaningful learning is not.

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Question 1 


Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in which of the following ways?

 Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not.

 Rote learning is remembered longer than meaningful learning.

 Meaningful learning is learning interesting information, and rote learning is boring.

 Rote learning is written down, and meaningful learning is not.

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Question 1 


Meaningful learning is different from rote learning in which of the following ways?

 Meaningful learning is related to previously known information, and rote learning is not.

 Rote learning is remembered longer than meaningful learning.

 Meaningful learning is learning interesting information, and rote learning is boring.

 Rote learning is written down, and meaningful learning is not.

Question 2 



Which of the following means to concentrate without distraction?

 Motivation

 Replication

 Retention

 Attention

Question 3 



Studies show that teenagers who spend time watching violent TV are more likely to commit aggressive acts. How would Bandura explain these findings?

 The aggressive acts are learned responses to threatening stimuli.

 Teenagers are conditioned to associate aggression with adolescence.

 Teenagers exhibit violent acts to release their emotions.

 The aggressive behaviors are a result of imitation.

Question 4 



Gio asked his older brother Jake to assemble his new toy. Jake couldn't figure out how to assemble it, so he threw the toy on the floor, stepped on it, and left the room. Gio then picked up the toy, threw it against the wall, and stepped on it again. Based on Bandura's theory, which of the following statements is not true?

 Gio's inborn aggressions caused this behavior.

 Gio modeled his behavior after Jake's behavior.

 Gio's behavior is a result of his social environment.

 Gio observed and imitated behavior he thought was acceptable.

Question 5 


What concept is illustrated by the use of advance organizers?

 Classical conditioning

 Observational learning

 Reinforcement

 Meaningful learning

Question 6 



Which of the following must be in place for observational learning to occur?

 Retention and multiple attempts at success

 Attention to model and motivation to imitate

 Attention to instructor and making connections

 Motivation and lack of basic necessities

Question 7 



You stayed up all night memorizing vocabulary for your final exam. After the exam, you cannot remember the meanings of any of the terms. This is an example of

 meaningful learning

 cognitive mapping

 rote learning

 observational learning

Question 8 



When learning about the Civil Rights Movement in history, you remembered about a trip to a museum you took when you were little that included a protest sign related to segregation. This is an example of

 meaningful learning

 cognitive mapping

 rote learning

 observational learning

Question 9 



Jamie pictured herself running the race course as she prepared for the cross-country meet. This is an example of

 meaningful learning

 cognitive mapping

 rote learning

 observational learning

Question 10 



According to Tolman, which of the following may interfere with learning?

 Multiple attempts at the same task

 Medium motivation

 Elevated frustration

 Comfortable conditions