Chapter 7 - Cognitive View of Learning

This term explains learning in terms of observable changes in behavior that result from experience.

• Perception

• Schema

• Behaviorism

T/F - Social Cognitive Theory focuses on the effects of observing others

• True

• False

Which of the below are important learning benefits for us all ?

• Providing Information

• Building on others ideas

• Putting thoughts into words

• none of these

Are our memories apart of our daily lives ?

• Yes

• No

A representation that we use to help visualize what we can't observe directly

• Attention

• Imagery

• Model

• Scripts

Which of these are not apart of memory store ?

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

• Long - Term Memory

• Retrieval Memory

How Many cognitive processes are there ?

• 3

• 5

• 4

• 2

The cognitive mechanism we have for monitoring and regulating both the storage of information is moved from one store to another

• Mnemonics

• Metacognition

• Encoding

• Perception

The memory stores are repositories that hold information as we organize it in ways that make sense to use and store it for further use.

• True

• False

The information store that briefly holds incoming stimuli from the environment in a raw, unprocessed form until they can be meaningfully organized.

• Semantic Memory

• Sensory Memory

• Working Memory

• Short Term Memory