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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT

◉ Affective Learning Domains. Answer: -Receiving
-responding
-valuing
-organizing
-internalizing


◉ Pendleton's rules. Answer: +/Delta—Highlights ()
Feedback first, then what could have been done differently


◉ Epistemology. Answer: Study of what is truth and what is knowledge
(Distinguishes belief from opinion)


◉ Experiential Learning Theory (4 concepts). Answer: Kolb
1 Concrete experience (CE)
2 Abstract conceptualization (AC)
3 Reflective observation (RQ)
4 Active experimentation (AE) was

,◉ Kolas Learning Styles. Answer: 1) Diverging - works in groups,
generates ideas (CE/RO)
2) Assimilating - read lectures, analyze topics
3) Converging - puts ideas into practical application
4) Accommodating - hands on work, teams


◉ Confederate. Answer: Standardized participate who portrays a non-
patient role, ie., a patient;s family member, a healthcare team member


◉ Equipment Fidelity. Answer: What can the manikin, task trainer, VR
platform do>


◉ Kolbs 4 stage Experiential Learning Cycle. Answer: Concrete
Experience
Reflective Observation
Abstract Conceptualization
Active Experimentation


◉ Example of Concrete (Kolbs #1). Answer: Doing/Experiencing
The Encounter


◉ Example of Reflective Observation (Kolbs #2). Answer:
Observation/Reflecting on experience/Reviewing

, The Debrief


◉ Example of Abstract conceptualization (Kolbs #3). Answer:
Concluding/Learning from
Post debrief - conclusion - how will I incorporation next time


◉ Active Experimentation (Kolbs #4). Answer: Putting into practice
what you have learned
Encounter with a new patient


◉ Adult Learning. Answer: Bring prior experiences and biases to current
learning experiences
Self directed learners


◉ Social Learning. Answer: Learning is through observation of others
Modeling what others do and do not do


◉ Constructivism. Answer: Learners construct knowledge rather than
absorbing it from their experiences
Prior knowledge and beliefs pay a major role
People are actively involved in their own learning


◉ Cognitivisim. Answer: Learning is developmental

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