Bandura
Bandura's theory is known as...
what is Social Learning Theory
Erikson's theory focused on...
what is Psychosocial development
Jean Piaget is best known for his theory of:
what is Cognitive development
a teacher helping a student solve a difficult problem is an example of:
what is scaffolding
This focuses on genetics and heredity
what is NATURE
which experiment proved that Children learn many behaviors through observation and imitation
what is the BOBO doll experiment
A toddler insisting on tying their own shoes is experiencing...
what is Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt
Piaget believed children learn by:
what is constructing knowledge through experiences
Vygotsky believed learning occurs primarily through:
what is Social interactions
This focuses on Environmental influences and experiences
What is NURTURE
A school-age child who feels capable and successful in school is developing:
what is Industry
When a child modifies existing knowledge because of new information, Piaget called this:
what is accommodation
A child watches an older sibling ride a bike and then attempts to ride one themselves. This is an example of
what is Observational Learning
A genetic predisposition toward certain behaviors would be considered:
What is NATURE
A child believes a tall glass contains more water than a short glass even though the amount is the same. This demonstrates:
what is Conservation
The area between what a child can do alone and with assistance:
What is The Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD)
A traumatic childhood experience would be considered:
what is nurture
A child watches an older sibling ride a bike and then attempts to ride one themselves. This is an example of:
what is observational learning
According to Piaget, young children often struggle with:
what is egocentrism
The support provided by a teacher to help a child learn a new skill is called:
what is scaffolding
The serial killer research project was designed to help students explore:
what is the interaction of nature and nurture