Phoebe

What does behaviorism consider the key to learning?

• A. Student's intrinsic motivation

• B. Self-construction of knowledge

• C. Environmental stimuli and response

• D. Student's emotional needs

Which learning theory emphasizes the learner's initiative and inquiry the most?

• A. Behaviorism

• B. Cognitivism

• C. Constructivism

• D. Humanism

According to cognitivism, which factor is important for promoting learning?

• A. External rewards

• B. Learner's cognitive structure

• C. Learner's emotional experience

• D. Learner's physiological needs

What is the main concept emphasized by cognitive theory?

• A. The relationship between environmental stimuli and responses

• B. Learning is acquired through observing others' behavior

• C. Internal mental processes, such as memory, thinking, and problem-solving

• D. Learning is formed through repeated reinforcement and punishment

What is the core perspective of humanistic learning theory?

• A. Learning is achieved through observing and imitating others' behavior

• B. Learning is reinforced through external rewards and punishments

• C. Learning is driven by intrinsic motivation, focusing on personal self-fulfillment and potential development

• D. Learning is explained by the relationship between stimuli and responses in the environment