Advanced Super Psychology Mega Quiz-Test-Assessment

Learning Objectives

1

While cognitive goals relate to student's progressing mental understanding and intellectual skills and psychomotor goals deal with their physical abilities, what do Affective objectives aim to cover?

A) Their ability to implement theory in a practical effective manner.

B) Their values and attitudes about important life issues.

C) Their social mannerisms and ways of interacting with other people.

B) Their values and attitudes about important life issues.

1

Jim the Human Man is teaching a class on hand sanitizer production and thus writes down 'Students will understand the equipment necessary to produce 100 ml of gel hand sanitizer'. Then, Jim the Human Man gets a bit more specific with 'Students will demonstrate preparing the equipment needed for producing 100 ml of gel hand sanitizer 10 minutes after a demonstration is provided by an instructor.'

This follows the approach of who?

A) Majer            B) Bloomberg

C) Gronlund       D) Mager

C) Gronlund

2

The question that I am asking you right now, asking you to identify which cognitive level is being applied, is using which of the following levels of cognition according to Bloom's taxonomy?

A) Remember              B) Understand

C) Apply                     D) Evaluate

B) Understand

Accommodation V. Modification

1

Which of the following is an example of Modification:

A) Offering to allow a student to take a written exam verbally

B) Providing an extra two hours on a timed test

C) Allowing a student to do what would be in-class lecturing and a quiz digitally and providing a zoom recording and allowing extra time while they're in the hospital.

D) Providing a written test with 2 less questions to save on time

D) Providing a written test with 2 less questions

1

Tim the Non-Human Man cannot engage with the physical realm beyond making ink appear in books. While taking a class on building spaghetti a practical demonstration is expected, the students building one, however Tim the Non-Human Man is provided a book to create diagrams with steps and labels on the process. Is this: 

A) Modification  B) Accommodation

C) Both            D) Neither

Modification! The structure itself is changing, no longer requiring the hands-on element, displaying more theory than practice.

2

I hate joy, fun, and whimsy, any of those things cause me physical malaise. Because of this Caroline offers to let me make mine a purely dry pen and paper test with no attached story, fun, or absurdity. (For this assignment. The one we're doing.) Is this:

A) An Accommodation    B) A Modification

C) Neither                     D) Both

C) Neither

Assorted This Unit

1

Bell work, typically short work given to students to complete at the beginning of class, is typically serving as a:

A) Formative Assessment   B) Summative Assessment

A) Formative Assessment

1

All of the following are learning disorders except the following:

A) Dysgraphia        B) Specific Learning Disorder

C) Non-Verbal Learning Disability   D) Dyspraxia

D) Dyspraxia

Fun fact, the difference between disorder and disability in these contexts is largely that of diagnostic/psychological matters vs legal matters.

2

Which of the following would be the worst strategy for helping an individual with Pathological Demand Avoidance, what Forbius had, as told by the handout?

A) Not reminding them of expectations

B) Using declarative language

C) Looking for what factors came before problems

D) Not focusing on 'holding them accountable'

C) Looking for what factors came before problems

The handout warns against a behaviorist approach, specifically including observing antecedents as an example.

Gen. Ed. (Psych.)

1

Vygotsky believed the following about social activities in a school context:

A) They were important for using their Language Acquisition Device to better understand spoken language.

B) They were useful to allowing other students to help push the learning of their peers and learn important social and practical skills.

C) They were deeply harmful to the productivity level of the classroom, frequently causing class to become derailed on useless side tangents.

D) They aided students in learning how to teach others, which is important in life to ensure you, and everyone around you continue to learn throughout life.

B) They were useful to allowing other students to help push the learning of their peers and learn important social and practical skills.

1

All of the following are things babies can be expected to do by 2 months of age EXCEPT:

A) Lift their heads when resting on their bellies

B) Stop crying or calm down when you pick up or talk to them

C) Lift their hands to their mouth

D) Smile back if you smile at them

C) Lift their hands to their mouth

2

The ability to understand that others think differently and guess what they might be feeling or thinking is called what in educational psychology?

A) Empathy     B) Mental Modelling

C) Theory of Mind   D) External Cognition

C) Theory of Mind

Silly (Half Points)

1

How many horses are on the carousel?

8

1

What is inside every snail? Be EXACT.

A tiny disco ball.

2

Knowing what you know of me, and what you know of psychology, and that my goal was to pick the option you were least likely to pick, what did I select as the correct answer to this question?

A) This?        B) This.

C) This!        D) This

A) This?