-Cultural and Psychological Approach-

This is the stage of representation in which and object can be directly manipulated, but without and internal representation of said object.

• Enactive mode

• Iconic mode

• Symbolic mode

• Linguistic mode

Bruner's three stages of cognitive representation follow which order, from earliest to latest?

• Enactive, symbolic, iconic

• Iconic, symbolic, enactive

• Enactive, iconic, symbolic

• Iconic, enactive, symbolic

The information is represented through images and perceptions.

• Iconic representation

• Enactive representation

• Symbolic representation

• Linguistic representation

Bruner's suggested three types of representation that emphasize the ability of the learner to represent knowledge. what type of representation that the learner has if he/she was able to formulate algebraic equations?

• Enactive

• Symbolic

• Iconic

• Abstractive

This is the ability to store a mental picture ‘in the mind’s eye’.

• Enactive

• Symbolic

• Iconic

• Linguistic

Who proposed the three modes of representation?

• Piaget

• Bruner

• Thorndike

• Freud

This kind of approach is to visualize the "big picture" of historical context.

• Cultural approach

• Psychological approach

• Inductive approach

• Deductive approach

The unconscious mind influences everything we do.

• Biological Perspective

• Cognitive Perspective

• Behavioral Perspective

• Psychodynamic Perspective

If a child is behaving poorly, it is likely because of this behavior has been rewarded somehow.

• Social-cultural Perspective

• Biological Perspective

• Behavioral Perspective

• Psychodynamic Perspective

Our behavior is a direct result of how we feel about ourselves.

• Humanistic Perspective

• Behavioral Perspective

• Psychodynamic Perspective

• Social-cultural Perspective