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Learning Theories Quiz 10 (25 MCQs)

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1. This theory believes that language is governed by rules.
2. It is a mechanical process of habit formation and proceeds by means of the frequent reinforcement of a stimulus-response sequence.
3. Who are the two constructivists who believed that humans learn by activity?
4. According to Jerome Bruner's theory on Modes of Representation, which stage involves operating mentally with images, learning through models, demonstrations and pictures?
5. Which of the following is the least effective strategy to help encode information from your working memory into your long-term memory?
6. The sudden recurrence of a conditioned response after extinction has taken place is referred to as
7. Application means
8. What does Bowlby argue is a cause of deviant behaviour?
9. According to this theory all people are born with 8 intelligence.
10. How many behviourist theories do you need to know?
11. What does the ABC stand for in operant conditioning?
12. A _____ is anything that increases behavior
13. A relatively permanent change in an organism's behavior due to experience
14. Which theory focusses on influences from different language forms that come into contact with English?
15. Fixed-ratio schedules should be gradually _____ to enhance students' ability to work independently making the behavior more resistant to _____
16. Which one is the learning theories?
17. On the other hand, this type of motivation is more intrinsically/internally generated.
18. When John turns on the light to his aquarium he sprinkles food into the water and the fish swim to the top. What is the unconditioned stimulus?
19. The Humanistic approach understands us in terms of
20. Reginald wants to improve his golf game to impress his parents. Reginald is nearly 30 cm shorter than his coach. This relates to which factor that might influence Reginald's learning?
21. Which of the following is not essential for observational learning to take place?
22. The strength of constructivism theory is
23. In Pavlov's experiments, an automatic response that occurs without any prior training is a(n) _____
24. Pairing a previously neutral stimulus with another stimulus to evoke a particular response refers to
25. Following a rest period, this is when a conditioned response returns despite a lack of further conditioning
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