Mini Review for Psyc of Learning

In which type of learning is a student mainly memorizing facts and information without deep understanding?

• Rational

• Associational

• Rote

• Appreciational

5. Which principle of learning suggests that recent experiences are more likely to be remembered?

• Frequency

• Recency

• Readiness

• Vividness

Mark, a student, finds that he excels in subjects where he can apply practical skills and hands-on knowledge. What learning type is most likely dominant in Mark's approach to education?

• Rational Learning

• Associational Learning

• Appreciational Learning

• Motor Learning

Jane is highly motivated to do well in her art class because she has a deep passion for painting and wants to become a professional artist. Which factor is driving Jane's motivation?

• Attention

• Interest

• Self-Concept

During a history lecture, John is easily distracted by the sounds of construction outside the classroom. Which cognitive factor can help John stay focused in such situations?

• Attention

• Interest

• Working Memory

• Motivation

Mike, a teacher, is known for his warm and approachable personality, which makes his students feel comfortable asking questions. What teacher factor contributes to this positive classroom environment

• Teacher's personality

• Teacher's teaching strategies

• Teacher's subjective expertise

Carlos was bold enough to suggest an innovative approach during a team meeting. What value does Carlos's behavior exemplify?

• Pakikibaka

• Bahala Na

• Lakas ng Loob

• None of the above

During a school project, Sarah chose to follow her group's decision, even though she had a different idea, to avoid conflict. What Filipino value does Sarah's behavior reflect?

• Hiya

• Utang na Loob

• Pakikisama

• Pakikibagay

Lina was falsely accused of cheating during an exam, but she remained composed and confident, knowing her actions were honest. What Filipino value does Lina's behavior exemplify, specifically focusing on the internal aspect of dignity?

• Puri

• Dangal

• Hiya

• Lakas ng Loob

This hypothesis states that people experience their world through their language and therefore understand their world through the culture embedded in their language

(a)