Exam Prep Learning Theories 1 VTDI 2023

Which memory is more permanent and can recall memories from long ago?

• Short- Term Memory

• Long-Term Memory

• Sensory Memory

• Cognitive Memory

Which one is not an important figure in Cognitivism/Cognitive Psychology?

• Ulrick Neisser

• Jean Piaget

• Noam Chomsky

• Ivan Pavlov

According to the cognitive view of learning ____________largely determine what learners pay attention to, perceive learn, remember and

forget.

• Procedural knowledge

• Prior knowledge

• Conditional Knowledge

• Concept knowledge

Which of the following scenarios describe the use of cognitivism better?

• Students will be able to recall a time when they felt fear

• Students will describe the effects of fear in decision making

• Students will be able to debate how fear can motivate learning

• Students will share the side effects of experiencing fear

Short-Term memory is also called….

• Circuit Memory

• Working memory

• Short-cognitive load memory

• Minute memory

Information Processing Theory was discovered by who….

• Albert Bandura

• Ivan Pavlov

• George A. Miller

• Jean Piaget

Which statement below best describes Information Processing Theory

• An unconditioned stimulus that triggers a response in animal or human

• A neutral stimulus that triggers some sort of response when paired or associated with an unconditioned   stimulus.

• The learning mechanism is the acquisition of mental representation.

• A response made by a person after learning to associate an experience with neutral stimulus.

Who developed Social Cognitive theory?

• Martin Fishbein

• Irwin Rosenstock

• Albert Bandura

• Jean Piaget

Peter observes Stephanie texting in class. Peter approaches Stephanie after class and states, ‘Don’t you know

texting is against school policy? You are going to get your phone confiscated. ‘Stephanie replies that she has

been texting all year and none of the teachers have ever noticed. The next day, Peter brings his phone to class

and starts texting. Which of the following effects of modelling does this situation illustrate?

• Response retrieval

• Response facilitation

• Response inhibition

• Response Observation

Extrinsic and Intrinsic are two types of what

• Behaviour

• Language

• Motivation

• Pinishment