WGU D307 EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY
EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
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Who believed language is innate and instinctive? - ANSWER-Chomsky
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development:
Seeing a sibling asking for an apple and then asking for one - ANSWER-
Imitating
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development: A parent might ask, "do you
want an apple?" - ANSWER-Prompting
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development: A parent might affirm and
refine a child's response: "Yes, that's a fruit. It's an apple. Did you want it?" -
ANSWER-Shaping
3 Steps to Process of Language Development (Skinner) - ANSWER-Imitating,
Prompting, Shaping
Which theory of learning most closely aligns with cooperative and collaborative
learning? - ANSWER-Constructivism
Which theory of learning most closely aligns with direct instruction? -
ANSWER-Behaviorism
,In Ms. Martinez's 10th-grade science class, the students participated in a round-
robin discussion that focused on whether astronauts will successfully land on
Mars. During the discussion, Ms. Martinez made sure that each student had a
chance to participate in the conversation and share their opinion with the group.
According to Maslow, ensuring students were able to participate and share their
opinions would fulfill which need? - ANSWER-love and belonging
A teacher makes sure to say something positive to each student after they give
their speech in class. Which need is the teacher trying to meet? - ANSWER-
love and belonging
Children at this age need frequent opportunities for physical activity, like a
short walk to collect leaves to use in an art lesson or a "music and march" time
to begin the day. - ANSWER-preschool
You have noticed that a few of your preschool children do not seem to be
engaged with the outdoor play equipment. What can you do to make the outdoor
environment more appealing?
Place jump ropes outside.
Have a monkey bar set outside.
Support children as they create their own games.
Add bicycles to the toys outside. - ANSWER-Support children as they create
their own games.
Thomas was saddened to see a big letter F on his latest math test. Maslow
would say Thomas is most likely deficient in which need? - ANSWER-esteem
Mr. Jackson's 5th grade Language Arts students created posters for a book they
had read in class. After the posters were finished, Mr. Jackson hung the posters
on the wall for all of the class to see. According to Maslow, hanging the posters
on the wall would fulfill which need? - ANSWER-esteem
, At which stage do children make slow and steady height and weight gains? -
ANSWER-middle childhood
Mrs. Major jokes with her students that since they've all grown by at least 3 to 5
inches since the start of the school year they seem like different students. Given
that her students are growing at an average rate of 4 inches a year, Mrs. Major's
students are most likely in which age group? - ANSWER-adolescence
LaTonya is learning to sew and is becoming quite good at it. LaTonya is most
likely working at which stage of physical development? - ANSWER-middle
childhood
Third grade students are using a computer- based program that helps increase
reading comprehension. This aligns to what theory? - ANSWER-Behavioral
As you start your car and pull away from house, it begins to chime. This chime
is a reminder that you haven't put your seatbelt on yet. This best illustrates: -
ANSWER-Negative Reinforcement
A middle-school science teacher notices that his students are not working well
together during lab experiments. How can he use a behaviorist approach to
instruction in his classroom? - ANSWER-Award extra-credit points to
individuals who use good social skills during lab work
Sara can often tell the mood of her mom by how her car door shuts when she
gets home. If the door slams, she is upset. When this happens Sara can often
feel her anxiety increase. If the door is closed gently, her mom is likely in a
good mood. This gives Sara a more at-ease feeling. This continuous pairing of
neutral stimulus with an outcome that creates a conditioned response is called....
- ANSWER-Classical conditioning
EXAM WITH VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS|| GUARANTEED PASS || ALREADY
GRADED A+ || LATEST VERSION!!!
Who believed language is innate and instinctive? - ANSWER-Chomsky
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development:
Seeing a sibling asking for an apple and then asking for one - ANSWER-
Imitating
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development: A parent might ask, "do you
want an apple?" - ANSWER-Prompting
Which stage of Skinner's Language Development: A parent might affirm and
refine a child's response: "Yes, that's a fruit. It's an apple. Did you want it?" -
ANSWER-Shaping
3 Steps to Process of Language Development (Skinner) - ANSWER-Imitating,
Prompting, Shaping
Which theory of learning most closely aligns with cooperative and collaborative
learning? - ANSWER-Constructivism
Which theory of learning most closely aligns with direct instruction? -
ANSWER-Behaviorism
,In Ms. Martinez's 10th-grade science class, the students participated in a round-
robin discussion that focused on whether astronauts will successfully land on
Mars. During the discussion, Ms. Martinez made sure that each student had a
chance to participate in the conversation and share their opinion with the group.
According to Maslow, ensuring students were able to participate and share their
opinions would fulfill which need? - ANSWER-love and belonging
A teacher makes sure to say something positive to each student after they give
their speech in class. Which need is the teacher trying to meet? - ANSWER-
love and belonging
Children at this age need frequent opportunities for physical activity, like a
short walk to collect leaves to use in an art lesson or a "music and march" time
to begin the day. - ANSWER-preschool
You have noticed that a few of your preschool children do not seem to be
engaged with the outdoor play equipment. What can you do to make the outdoor
environment more appealing?
Place jump ropes outside.
Have a monkey bar set outside.
Support children as they create their own games.
Add bicycles to the toys outside. - ANSWER-Support children as they create
their own games.
Thomas was saddened to see a big letter F on his latest math test. Maslow
would say Thomas is most likely deficient in which need? - ANSWER-esteem
Mr. Jackson's 5th grade Language Arts students created posters for a book they
had read in class. After the posters were finished, Mr. Jackson hung the posters
on the wall for all of the class to see. According to Maslow, hanging the posters
on the wall would fulfill which need? - ANSWER-esteem
, At which stage do children make slow and steady height and weight gains? -
ANSWER-middle childhood
Mrs. Major jokes with her students that since they've all grown by at least 3 to 5
inches since the start of the school year they seem like different students. Given
that her students are growing at an average rate of 4 inches a year, Mrs. Major's
students are most likely in which age group? - ANSWER-adolescence
LaTonya is learning to sew and is becoming quite good at it. LaTonya is most
likely working at which stage of physical development? - ANSWER-middle
childhood
Third grade students are using a computer- based program that helps increase
reading comprehension. This aligns to what theory? - ANSWER-Behavioral
As you start your car and pull away from house, it begins to chime. This chime
is a reminder that you haven't put your seatbelt on yet. This best illustrates: -
ANSWER-Negative Reinforcement
A middle-school science teacher notices that his students are not working well
together during lab experiments. How can he use a behaviorist approach to
instruction in his classroom? - ANSWER-Award extra-credit points to
individuals who use good social skills during lab work
Sara can often tell the mood of her mom by how her car door shuts when she
gets home. If the door slams, she is upset. When this happens Sara can often
feel her anxiety increase. If the door is closed gently, her mom is likely in a
good mood. This gives Sara a more at-ease feeling. This continuous pairing of
neutral stimulus with an outcome that creates a conditioned response is called....
- ANSWER-Classical conditioning
