Describe each of the components in the human memory model and explain its role in learning
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The components in the model of human memory include: 1) memory stores—sensory memory, working memory, and long-term memory. These are repositories that hold information as we organize it in an attempt to make sense of it and store it for further use; 2) cognitive processes—attention, perception, rehearsal, encoding and retrieval. These processes move information from one memory store to another; and 3) metacognition—the cognitive mechanism we have for monitoring and regulating both the storage of information and how the information is moved from one store to another.
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a. neurons b. evolution c. living organisms d. cell structure
Guidance strategy used as a replacement for, or in conjunction with, time-out. The focus of time-in is to help children regulate their own emotions
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Generalization in action research is best accomplished by:
A. replication. B. two-stage random sampling. C. argumentation. D. simple random sampling.
Understanding and recalling the order of sound and words is called auditory
a. discrimination b. figure-ground discrimination c. sequencing d. processing