Educational Psychology Quiz

What is an example of associative learning from your daily life or classroom experiences?

Behaviorism is an empirically rigorous science focused on ​ (a)   behaviors and not ​ (b)   internal ​ (c)   .

• observable
• unobservable
• mental processes

What stands out to you as an important factor about operant conditioning?

Establishing classroom management techniques for a classroom relies heavily on operant conditioning principles. Using operant conditioning can give students _________ feedback about their behavior.

Match the following

• Removing a homework assignment if goals are met

• Positive punishment

• Verbal reprimand

• Positive reinforcer

• Verbal praise

• Negative reinforcer

• Safety

• Primary reinforcer

• Losing recess time

• Negative Punishment

Why is Jill more likely to sustain her conditioned response than her brother?

• Jill is a girl and, therefore more responsible.

• The reinforcement schedules used for Jill are more likely to promote long-term changes.

• Jill was given stronger positive reinforcers than her brother.

• Both positive and negative reinforcers were used to shape Jill's behavior.

Which of the following are characteristics of a classroom that promotes self-regulated learning?

• Trust & Mutual Respect

• Offers opportunities for intellectual challenges

• Facilitates feelings of control/autonomy

• Encourages children to reflect on how they do things

What stands out to you as an important factor about operant conditioning?

Why is Jill more likely to sustain her conditioned response than her brother?

• Jill is a girl and, therefore more responsible.

• The reinforcement schedules used for Jill are more likely to promote long-term changes.

• Jill was given stronger positive reinforcers than her brother.

• Both positive and negative reinforcers were used to shape Jill's behavior.

What are 2 examples of self-reinforcement that you can promote and encourage in your classroom?