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Module 5 (Activivity)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first stage of memory that holds the incoming information for a few seconds or less.

a)

Sensory Memory

b)

Short-Term Memory

c)

Long-Term Memory

2.

Holds small amounts of information for brief periods of time. It acts as temporary storage for small amounts of information.

a)

Sensory Memory

b)

Short-Term Memory

c)

Long-Term Memory

3.

The permanent storage of meaningful information.

a)

Sensory Memory

b)

Short-Term Memory

c)

Long-Term Memory

4.

Declarative Memories is under __.

a)

Sensory Memory

b)

Short-Term Memory

c)

Long-Term Memory

5.

Include procedural memory, which involves memories of body movements and how to use objects in the environment.

a)

Sensory Memory

b)

Implicit Memories

c)

Explicit Memories

6.

A learning process in which an association is made between a neutral stimulus and a stimulus that naturally evokes a response.

a)

Classical Conditioning

b)

Operant Conditioning

c)

Observational Learning

7.

It is a learning process in which the probability of a response is increased or decreased by reinforcement or punishment.

a)

Classical Conditioning

b)

Operant Conditioning

c)

Observational Learning

8.

Achieved by watching or imitating the actions of others and the consequences of those actions.

a)

Classical Conditioning

b)

Operant Conditioning

c)

Observational Learning

9.

In this learning process, learning occurs when the learner pays attention to a model (or someone who serves as an example) and be able to remember and reproduce what was done,

a)

Classical Conditioning

b)

Operant Conditioning

c)

Observational Learning

10.

A higher level of learning involves thinking, knowing, and understanding. The theory is based on the idea that humans process the information they receive rather than respond to stimuli.

a)

Behaviorism

b)

Cognitivism

c)

Constructivism

11.

Individuals construct new ideas and concepts based on prior knowledge and experiences.

a)

Behaviorism

b)

Cognitivism

c)

Constructivism

12.

It refers to a person’s ability to think about and regulate one’s thinking. It is a level of thinking that includes the ability to think about thinking, understand, adapt, change, control, and use the thought processes.

a)

Metacognition

b)

Cognitivism

c)

Constructivism

13.

It also includes planning how to accomplish a given learning task, monitoring one’s understanding, and evaluating the progress in completing a task. It likewise refers to a person's control over the processes of thinking used in different learning situations.

a)

Metacognition

b)

Cognitivism

c)

Constructivism

14.

The person believes that intelligence or talent are qualities that are inborn, fixed, and unchangeable.

a)

Fixed Mindset

b)

Growth Mindset

15.

A type of stress that tends to occur on a regular basis. It may leave the person feeling drained and can lead to burnout if not managed.

a)

Acute Stress

b)

Chronic Stress

c)

Burnout