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What is the study of how God created man to learn known as in educational psychology?

Learning is defined as any relatively permanent change in behavior or thought that is a result of _____ or acquired knowledge.

Which theory is associated with Erikson?

What is the goal of Erikson's Psycho-Social Development Theory?

Which stage of Erikson's personality development yields autonomy vs shame/doubt?

Which stage of Erikson's personality development yields industry vs inferiority?

Which stage of Erikson's personality development is considered the most important and yields identity vs role confusion?

Which stage of Erikson's personality development yields integrity vs despair?

Which psychologist is known for the Theory of Cognitive Development?

What is the main theory for children's cognitive development today?

Which concepts are associated with Piaget's theory of cognitive development?

In Piaget's theory, what is an 'operation'?

According to Piaget, what is accommodation?

What are the four processes of social learning?

Which educational concepts are associated with Jerome Bruner?

What is the sensory register in the context of memory?

What are the characteristics of short-term memory?

How many pieces of information may be held at one time by an adult in short-term memory?

What are the characteristics of long-term memory?

How can you overcome the duration limit of short-term memory?

What does Ephesians 6:4 advise fathers regarding their children?

Self-discipline is the ability to regulate conduct by _____ and judgment, rather than impulse, desire, high pressure, or social custom.

What is imposed discipline?

What are the three aspects of the biblical authoritative view of discipline?

What are some factors that can cause behavior differences in a classroom setting?

What are some non-disciplinary helps for classroom behavior?

What are the three universal classroom rules?

Which psychologist is associated with the Social Cognitive Learning Theory?

What is observation in the context of social learning?

Which philosopher understood that observation is a human ability?

What experiments are associated with Bandura?

What are the key components of Bandura's Social Cognitive Learning Theory?

What is a symbolic model in the context of social learning?

Which step of social learning is not present in behaviorism?

Which psychologist articulated the difference between raw stimuli and complex thought?

What is associated with Mach in psychology?

Which psychologist is associated with Gestalt Theory and the concept of a structured whole?

Which psychologist is associated with the Gestalt Theory of Learning?

According to Skinner, what type of reinforcement maintains behavior better than continuous reinforcement?

What is Karl Popper's criterion for a true scientific theory?

What type of memory is used for retrieval?

What type of meaningfulness or organization is considered the strongest?

What are the four ways to encode information from short-term memory to long-term memory?

What is the term for taking information from short-term memory to long-term memory?

Which psychologist is associated with experiments involving apes, specifically Sultan?

What does the Atkinson-Shiffron Model of Memory state?

Which psychologist is known for working with rats in his experiments?

What concept is associated with Tolman?

What does Field Theory suggest about our mind's processing?

Which psychologist is associated with Field Theory?

Who invented the concept of scaffolding in education?

Which psychologist is known for the Hierarchy of Needs?

Which psychologist is associated with the concept of self-concept?

Which psychologist is associated with the concept of apparent motion?

What is the classic view of constructivism?

What is the modern view of constructivism?

What is programmed instruction?

How can you draw attention in a learning environment?

What does humanism focus on?

What is secular humanism?

Which type of humanism focused on ancient Greek/Roman philosophies?

True or False: Maslow's hierarchy of needs are in order of importance.

What are the levels of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, in order?

Who championed humanistic education and Perceptual Field Theory?

What is authentic assessment in the context of humanistic education?

What was the no-rule school run by humanist ideals, the experiment school to see if humanist education worked?

What was the phrase used in Summerhill School referring to limits for the students?

What are the three descriptions of a good learning outcome?

What are the four reasons we have learning outcomes?

Who created learning outcomes?

What are the two foundational points of Mager's learning outcomes?

What are the three parts of a Mager learning outcome?

What is the only required part of a Mager outcome?

What did Norman Gronlund state about specific outcomes?

What are the three broad domains of Bloom's Taxonomy?

What are the levels of the cognitive domain of Bloom's Taxonomy?

What are the levels of the affective domain of Bloom's Taxonomy?

What is the 'affective' domain referring to in Bloom's Taxonomy?

What are the levels of the psychomotor domain of Bloom's Taxonomy?

What two questions do you ask when writing learning outcomes?

What are some descriptors of motivation?

What are the two parts to intrinsic motivation?

What are the four descriptors of effective praise?

What are the characteristics of a fixed mindset?

What are the characteristics of a growth mindset?

What type of motivation should not be the main motivator according to educational psychology?

What are some descriptors of measurement as motivation?

Is teaching considered an art or a science?

What are the four points of a teacher as a person (Art)?

What are the points of the teacher as a professional (Science)?

What is competition considered in educational psychology?

What does team competition teach?

What is the benefit of review competition?

What is self-competition?

What are Mrs. Gregory's Laws of Learning Theories?

Which psychomotor domain involves the cognitive?

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