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Research has shown that the capacity of the working memory is limited to about how many chunks?
5-9
Random assignment is critical in what types of research?
Experimental
Terman's classic study found that children who are gifted tend to be
Larger and stronger as adults than their peers
According to erickson, children's first developmental crisis is resolving initiative vs guilt
False
A correlation is a statistical description indicating the
Direction and strength of a relationship
The zone of proximal development is the area where students may solve a problem
With support
A grade-equivalent score of 8.3 means that a student is capable of performing well in an 8th-grade classroom
False
A student provides an explanation of why water evaporates, but his description leaves out some of the details the teacher provided, while including some new information. Cognitive theorists would attribute this to
Reconstruction
A percentile rank score of 70 means that the student
Scored as well or better
The memory system that initially receives stimuli from the environment is the _____ memory
Sensory
According to Vygotsky, scaffolding represents
External Support
Kathy took the Stanford achievement test on Monday and again on Friday. Her two scores differed by only three points. These results may indicate a good level of what type of reliability?
Test-Retest
The difference in raw scores between a percentile ranks of 40 vs 60 is the same as the difference in raw scores between a percentile rank of 85 v95
False
What part of the brain coordinates and orchestrates skilled movement
Cerebellum
Sue is presented with a moral dilemma and responds that she would act in a certain way to please her parents. The moral reasoning stage reflected is
Conventional
Use of "common sense" approach to teaching is view by educational psychologists as
The main factor that differentiates experts from novices
The process that occurs when remembering certain information is hampered by the presence of other information is called bottoms-up
False
In Piaget's theory, an understanding of object permanence is acquired during what period of development
Sensorimotor
Jeremy's interest in history has been decreasing lately. According to Maslow's theory, what should the teacher do?
Determine whether his deficiency needs are met
Erickson's notion of development crises can be defined as a
Conflict between positive and an unhealthy alternative
A preoperational child's belief that a tall, narrow glass contains more liquid that a short, wide glass is probably due to difficulties in
Decentering
An educational application designed to reduce the impact of the serial-position effect is NOT to
Start a class with seatwork
The number of minority group students in the US has been increasing steadily over the years
True
Removing an aversive stimulus
negative reinforcement
The capacity of long-term memory appears to be unlimited
True
Negative reinforcement introducest an aversive stimulus to decrease the frequency
False
Batta attributes her high achievement in tennis to the amount
Controllable
A standard deviation is a measure of
The spread of scores around the mean
Many researchers believe the academic goals set for children from low socioeconomic
True
The behavioral strategy of reinforcing successive approximations
False
Approximately what percentage of the scores in a normal distribution is higher than one standard deviation above the mean
16
Based on studies of context, in what location would a student be likely to
In an educational psychology classroom
The role of "private speech" in Vygotsky's view
Guide one's activities in solving a problem
The majority of poor children in the schools of the united states are african
False
According to current cognitive theories, information may be lost from long-term
Myelination
Ong-term memory, memories of personal experiences are called
Episodic
Which one of the following correlation coefficients indicates the strongest relationship
-.78
Long term memory holds information that is currently activated
False
Which one of Erickson's crises would you least likely to encounter in a k-12
Integrity vs despair
For classical conditioning to occur, the conditioned stimulus and the unconditioned stimulus must be
In a contiguous relationship
As jim looks at his report card, he remarks to judy
Internal, stable, controllable
The concept of self-determination is important influence in what
Humanistic
Fred earned 103 points and frank earned 96
Measurement error can account for the differences
A statistically significant result in experimental research can indicate that the results is
False
Specializations of the two hemispheres of the brain involves
Lateralization
Which of the following concepts is not related to bandura
Vicarious conditioning
According to behavioral theory of motivation, students are motivated
Desire to gain reinforcers for their behavior
According to erickson, the main conflict for adolescents involves the search
False
You are given a math problem to solve. As you try to remember the formula involved
Long-term semantic
Kohlberg measured a person's level of moral development by determining
What reasons the person gives for her/his decision on a moral
A correlation study indicates that teachers' interest in teaching and the amount of the day their students are engaged
As teacher interest increases, engaged time tends to increase
Negative correlations are typically weaker than positive correlations
False
A case study is an investigation of
one person or group over a specific period of time
Each time Robert fails to do his homework
Response cost
Compared to individual ability tests, a major limitation of group ability tests is that group tests
Are less likely to produce an accurate picture of a person's abilities
The validity of this test is relatively strong
There are insufficient data presented to warrant
A consequence is defined by Skinner as a reinforcer
Increases or decreases the frequency
Approximately what percent of the general population
50
The algebra I class mean and standard deviation are 80 and 10
Scored better relative to her class in Biology II
One of the educational implications of sensory memory is that
Attention is necessary
Shaping is an appropriate method
Modeling the desired target behavior
The information processing model of memory involves encoding
True
Woolfolk's position on the issue of labeling exceptional students
Have both positive and negative effects
Piaget's basic block of thinking and memory are
Schemas
The primary difference between implicit and explicit memories is
False
According to Yerkes- Dodson law
True
Criterion-referenced and norm referenced scores
False
A high " expectancy x value" theory
Zero if either expctation
Which one of the following students best illustrates the concept
Michael
On sunday afternoon rick spent a couple of hours picking up discarded
Intrinsic
Researchers generally believe that differences between ethnic groups
Different experiences in and out of school
Kathy frequently makes faces at her class at her classmates
Extinction
The school first becomes a highly important influence during what Ericksonian stage
Industry vs inferiority
What you are thinking right now is being held in what type of memory
Working
Current view about piaget's theory generally support the idea that
Piaget tended to underestimate children's
The two processes involved in adaptation are
assimilation and accommodation
Developmental changes that are genetically programmed are a function of maturation
True
According to piaget, when we try a particular strategy and it does not work, we experience
Disequilibrium
Neurons send messages by releasing chemicals that
True
The amount of measurement error in the score distribution is acceptable
The conclusion in this item's statement is supported by the above data
Token reinforcement systems should be used primarily
In situations where student are not making progress with conventional methods
As Heba and Dina are preparing their joint
Pre-conventional; conventional
Anthony said," I did well because I was lucky."
External-unstable
In a normal distribution, a T-score of 60 is equal to approximately what percentile rank
84
Which one of the following definitions best sescribes "true score"
Obtained raw score minus/plus
Christine can't decide what she wants to pursue when she
Diffusion
Wong's research indicated
Find the results more obvious that originally thought
Tammy received her fourth F in her math class
Learned helpless ness
Externally imposed reward system seem particularly appropriate for students who are
Not interested in the topic
According to the work of Cattell and Horn (1963,1988)
Fluid and crystallized
IQ scores are normally distributed with a mean of 100 and a standard
A score of 70 or below
When teachers take away privileges for students inappropriate behavior, they are applying
False
Reward to be purchased with earned tokens should be
Varied in price so that all
The theory that defines intelligence as encompassing at least eight seperate
Gardner's theory
Ability is perceived as a stable, uncontrollable trait
True
The way that children resolve the autonomy vs shame and doubt crisis
Confidence in their own idea
According to erickson, if a child fails to resolve a crisis at an early stage
Encounter with resolution of later crisis
Most adults may be able to use formal operational thought in only a few
True
According to uri bronfenbrenner
True
Elaboration for adding meaning to new information
False