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what a person does-actual behavior and actual output

performance

100

how many major factors are there that facilitate learning?

9

100

performance in the past, to work that has already been done

achievement

100

what does ASVAB stand for?

armed services vocational aptitude battery

100

activities involving numbers, logic, word puzzles, and analysis appear to stimulate what side of the brain?

left

200

too much of the same

monotony

200

applies to performance over a considerable period of time; it also applies to what a person could do at a given moment under particular conditions, or to a potential performance at some point in the future

ability

200

lack of appeal

blandness

200

waypoints along the route to the final destination

subgoals

300
lack of importance

irrelevance

300

a message that says the student is stupid person whose opinions have no value, whose knowledge has no depth, and whose insight misses the mark

intellectual intimidation

300

potential skills and abilities in the future

aptitude

300

music, imagination, colors, motion, and creative expression stimulate what side of the brain?

right

400

after a rapid improvement in early trials, the earning curve may tend to level off thereafter for a significant period. this is called?

learning plateau

400

change in behavior as a result of experience

learning

400
the main tasks in any self-evaluation process are to set these to measure progress

realistic criteria

500

a mocking or cutting remark

sarcasm

500

these are realistic and attainable and every success story features them

goals

500

physical threats of harm

intimidation

500

the most important state of mind known to affect learning

motivation

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