ACAD Chapter 4 Quiz "How You Learn"

This Psychologist is attributed to developing the "Hierarchy of Needs" Theory- one might logically argue that in order for students to learn, their needs must be met—basic needs such as food, water, and shelter; safety and security needs such as employment and property; needs for love and belonging; needs for self-esteem that comes from achievement, and self-actualization that can be reached through having a purpose and meeting your potential

• Maslow

• Bandura

• Douglass

• Freud

Who developed the theory of Social Learning, that suggests that people learn from each other through observation of actions

• Maslow

• Schlossberg

• Bandura

• Skinner

This Psychologist developed the "Theory of Transition", adults learn new roles when they go through change or transition in their lives.

• Scholossberg

• Skinner

• Pavlov

• Piagett

Particular preferences for learning that are unique to individuals is referred to as

• Ways to Study

• Learning Styles

• Personality traits

• Discipline

Choose the correct VARK Acronym: these learners tend to learn better when their bodies are in motion, whether participating in sports, dancing, or working out.

• Visual

• Aural

• Read/Write

• Kinesthetic

Choose the correct VARK Acronym: During a test, this type of learner can sometimes visualize where information appears in the textbook

• Visual

• Aural

• Read/Write

• Kinesthetic

Choose the correct VARK Acronym: earners prefer to learn information through charts, graphs, symbols, etc

• Kinesthetic

• Aural

• Visual

• Read/Write

Which Learning Style Inventory System is the following Assigned to?

Abstract conceptualization- helps learners integrate observations into logically sound theories

• Myers-Briggs

• Kolb

• VARK

• Neither

a general term that covers a wide variety of specific learning problems resulting from neurological disorders that can make it difficult to acquire certain academic and social skills.

• Lack of Home Support

• Time Management Conflict

• Physical Disability

• Learning Disability

A disorder characterized by difficulty organizing tasks, completing work, and listening to and following directions.

• ADHA

• ADDD

• Dyslexia