After meeting a new neighbor, Shandra mistakenly calls him "David" on several occasions. Eventually the neighbor kindly corrects her, saying, "My name is actually Darren." After that, Shandra correctly calls the man "Darren," but initially she has to work hard not to call him "David" instead. Which one of the following concepts best characterizes the change in Shandra's memory?
a. retrieval-induced forgetting
b. encoding specificity
c. the misinformation effect
d. a retrieval cue
a
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a. Students all solve a problem using the same process. b. Students are pleased when they have the answer. c. Students all agree about how to solve the problem. d. Students solve the problem through several different techniques.
Middle schools often eliminate activities such as competitive sports. Of the following, the most likely reason for organizing middle schools in this way is:
a. school leaders want to minimize attention to developmental differences among students. b. school leaders don't want to spend the money it takes to support activities like competitive sports. c. school leaders have difficulty hiring faculty for middle schools who are willing to perform extra duties, such as coaching competitive sports. d. school leaders believe that the primary focus in the middle years should be on academics, so other aspects of schooling are de-emphasized in these schools.
What is worldview and how does it impact teaching and learning?
What will be an ideal response?
Examining risk and protective factors influencing children through interactions with their immediate families, schools, communities, and larger society, for example, is taking an ________ perspective
A) Ecological B) Environmental C) Economical D) Adaptive