Quiz 3 Flashcards

(40 cards)

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Knowladge of the human mind.

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Metacognition

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2
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2 Principles of learning

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1) Learning is stratified simultaneously occurring neurologically an cognitively
2) Learning requires repetition

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3
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3 things simultaneous learning does w/ experience

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1) experience induces neutral elaboration (brain growth 25-75% weight)
2) experience accelerates neutral elaboration (headstart program)
3) experience maintains neurological elaboration (reference of knowlage)

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4
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Is practice makes perfect correct?

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False : practice makes permanent

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5
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Experiement for principle of learning: repetition

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Thorndike’s 3 inch line

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Charactaristic of serial learning where position of date or thing effects retention (easier to remember stuff if early or late)

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Serial Position Effect

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Characterisitic of serial learning when a long serial has something unrelated in the middle which creates 2 smaller serials

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Novelty Effect

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Charactaeristic of serial learning when learning initial concepts can hurt learning concepts that follow (limit on learning)

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Proactive Inhibition

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Characterisitic of serial learning when learning the last stuff in the serial effects retrevial/rember what preceded it (limit on remembering)

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Retroactive Inhibition

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10
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Some condition passed to experience of other (ADDED or introduced)

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Positive

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Some condition REMOVED

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Negative

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12
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Object to see INCREASE in certain behavior

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Reinforcement

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13
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Object to see DECREASE in certain behavior

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Punishment

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14
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Condition LIKED or preferred by others

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Valued

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Condition DISLIKED/not preferred

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Averse

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16
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Positive Reinforcement

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Valued

Give a car for good grades

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17
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Positive Punishment

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Averse

Add a curfew

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Negative Reinforcement

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Averse

remove curfew to increase safe driving of daughter

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Negative Punishment

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Valued

take keys away

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SQ3R definition

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Survey, Question, Read, Recite (answers to questions), Review (systematic distributive learning)

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Each person constructs reality for him or herself (age, gender, race, ethnicity, knowledge, problem-solving, motivation)

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Constructivism

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Vygosty view on Constructivism

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Socio cultural (emphasis on age, gender, race ethnicity, knowledge and motivation)

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Piaget view on Constructivism

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Cognitive (problem-solving)

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Vygostsky view on Nature of Knowledge

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Spontaneous Concepts
1) named w/out criteria (dog named spot b/c spot)
2) experience dependent
Scientific Concepts
1)classes of things(named)
2)defined set of criteria
3) experience dependent
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Piaget view of Nature of Knowledge
Schemata - description of abstract processes 1) Psychomotor and cognitive processes (used repeatedly to attain goals and solve problem w/ out much thought) ex. drive car Concepts 1) classes, time, number, causality, Space, Conservation
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Vygostsky Growth of Knowledge
Use of symbols (language) Adult Modeling (socioculture emphasis) Social Interation
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Piaget Growth of Knowledge
Construivism - Assimilation and Accomodation
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Acquisition aquire sensory input
Assimiation
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Adapt to meet prior experience greater knowledge
Accomodation
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Vygotsky Self Regulation
A function of language/dependent on language
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Between more than one person interaction
Communtive speech
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Talk self through pattern or practice
Egocentric speech
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Thought based language
Inner Speech
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Piaget Self Regulation
Equilibration - the outcome of assimilation and accommodation harmony or balance of philosophy of life
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Vygotsky Application
Scaffolding - study of scientific concepts in advance of one's level of mastery INSTRUCTOR 1) Verbal Commentary (accurate description of desired outcome) 2) Modeling (demonstrate) STUDENT 1) Imitation 2) Verbal Commentary (describe what, how and why done)
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Piaget Application
1) Internalization through repetition (repeating pass of accomplishment) 2) Thinking of each development level
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Development Levels
Preoperational Concerte Formal
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Early childhood one dimensional
Preoperational
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Middle childhood two dimensional
Concrete
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Adolensence muli-dimensional
Formal