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D005 Questions and Correct Answers
self-reinforcement Ans: method through which students reward
themselves for reaching or exceeding a criterion.
self-instruction Ans: a strategy by which students learn to talk to
themselves through a task or activity. It uses direct language to
direct or control behavior.
self-monitoring Ans: a strategy of self-regulation that is used to
help students determine whether a behavior exist.
Goal-setting Ans: helps students to understand what they are
striving for.
long-term memory Ans: Being able to retrieve information that
happened or was learned in the past
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short-term memory Ans: activated memory that holds a few
items briefly, such as the seven digits of a phone number while
dialing, before the information is stored or forgotten.
Being able to retrieve an address to find a location in the
immediate future
working memory Ans: Using memory to recall and complete the
steps to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich
episodic memory Ans: the collection of past personal experiences
that occurred at a particular time and place.
Remembering important events in one's life such as a special
birthday or a traumatic event
semantic memory Ans: memory for knowledge about the world.
Knowing the capitals of all the states
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D005 Questions and Correct Answers
self-reinforcement Ans: method through which students reward
themselves for reaching or exceeding a criterion.
self-instruction Ans: a strategy by which students learn to talk to
themselves through a task or activity. It uses direct language to
direct or control behavior.
self-monitoring Ans: a strategy of self-regulation that is used to
help students determine whether a behavior exist.
Goal-setting Ans: helps students to understand what they are
striving for.
long-term memory Ans: Being able to retrieve information that
happened or was learned in the past
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short-term memory Ans: activated memory that holds a few
items briefly, such as the seven digits of a phone number while
dialing, before the information is stored or forgotten.
Being able to retrieve an address to find a location in the
immediate future
working memory Ans: Using memory to recall and complete the
steps to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich
episodic memory Ans: the collection of past personal experiences
that occurred at a particular time and place.
Remembering important events in one's life such as a special
birthday or a traumatic event
semantic memory Ans: memory for knowledge about the world.
Knowing the capitals of all the states
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