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Vocabulary 2
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100
Which form of conditioning starts with the stimulus that produces a response? Pavlov's theory goes along with it.
What is classical conditioning?
100
True/False. There is ONLY positive reinforcers.
What is false?
100
What is Vygotsky's theory?
What is ZPD?
100
an agreement between teacher and student that provides specific appropriate behavior and states consequences.
What is contingency contract?
100
An acronym is an example of what?
What is Mneumonic device?
200
Constantly giving stickers to a student who already likes to participate is an example of...
What is undermining effect?
200
True/False. Attention, Retention, Production, Motivation are the four steps of modeling
What is True?
200
An early understanding of the mind and mental word is?
What is theory of mind?
200
A general problem solving strategy that might lead to the right answer.
What is heuristic?
200
"Do your worksheet and you will get free time to read your book!"
What is premack principle?
300
Define Metacognition
What is thinking about your own thinking?
300
True/False. Episodic, procedural, declarative, and memory are the four types of knowledge.
What is false? Conceptual
300
What are the four imitator characteristics in social cognitive theory?
What is attention, retention, production, and motivation?
300
How long should your wait time be?
What is 3-5 seconds?
300
Give an example of motivational modeling.
What is free talk, prize box, etc.?
400
Performance accomplishments, vicarious experience, verbal persuasion, and psychological states are the four influences of what?
What is self-efficacy?
400
True/False. Behavior is imitated more frequently if a model has been punished for that behavior.
What is false? Less
400
Structured conversation in which teachers and student discuss sections of a text.
What is reciprocal teaching?
400
What are the components of the 3 stage model?
What is sensory register, working memory, and long-term memory?
400
Give an example of cueing a group of students who are off task.
What is flicking the lights, clapping, etc.?