An example of extrinsic motivation is:
A. Trying to avoid punishment
B. Developing skill in a new task
C. Learning to do something for yourself
D. Playing the game by the rules so that the others will let you play with them
A
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_____________________ is key to avoiding the effects of disaster in every community
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What is true about the learning that occurs in families?
A. It is most significant during the first three years of life. B. It is an important element of children's education. C. It is significant for social learning, but has little impact on academics. D. It is often of lower quality than the learning children experience in school.
The type of social influence best referred to as peer ______ tends to be subtle, not overt.
a. influence b. pressure c. obedience d. engagement
Inquiry activities are difficult to plan, but are an important part of elementary school social studies. Inquiry activities begin when:
a. A problem is identified by a teacher, a student, or from the textbook b. A group is formed with the purpose of answering questions posed by students c. Students gather information on a topic from many resources, which could include Internet web sites d. The final textbook lesson of a unit has been completed, now it is time to go exploring