NCM 102 - HEALTH EDUCATION (PRELIMS)
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
1, 2, 3, & 4 - Answers - What is/are true to learning theories?
1. They are guidelines or principles that direct an individual to understand the meaning
of an event or situation
2. They provide basic knoledge that underpin the teaching learning process.
3. They explain the relationship of each other since without it there can be no practice.
4. Practice can be irrelevant without theories.
A. 1 only
B. 1, 2, 3, & 4
C. 2, 3, & 4
D. 1., 2, &4
Operant Conditioning Theory - Answers - It described the effects of the consequences
of a particular behavior on the future occurrence of that behavior.
A. Classical conditioning theory
B. Connectionism theory
C. Behaviorism theory
D. Operant conditioning theory
David P. Ausubel - Answers - Assimilation theory is by
A. Kurt Jerome Brunner
B. David P. Ausubel
C. Kurt Lewin
D. Rumelhart
Law of Exercise - Answers - It stresses the idea that repetition is basic to the
development of an adequate response to a stimulus.
A. Law of readiness
B. Law of primacy
C. Law of intensity
D. Law of exercise
Law of Readiness - Answers - It states that one must be physically, emotionally, and
mentally ready to learn.
A. Law of intensity
B. Law of readiness
C. Law of exercise
, D. Law of primacy
Albert Bandura - Answers - He stressed that individuals were capable of self-regulation
and self-direction.
A. David Rumelhart
B. Jerome Brunner
C. David Ausubel
D. Albert Bandura
Cognitive Theory - Answers - A theory that dwells on the learner's ability to solve
problems rather than simply responding to stimuli.
A. Social Theory
B. Cognitive Theory
C. Behavioral Theory
D. Emotional Theory
Wolfgang Kohler - Answers - He conducted experiments on chimpanzees and recorded
their ability to devise and use simple tools to solve problems.
A. Albert Bandura
B. John Watson
C. Edwin Ray Guthrie
D. Wolfgang Kohler
Concept Learning - Answers - It is defined as objects, events, situations or properties
that possess common attributes and are designated by some signs or symbols.
A. Vocabulary Learning
B. Lexical Learning
C. Concept Learning
D. Propositional Learning
Attention - Answers - Doing one task at a time according to priority to ensure efficient
and effective accomplishment of tasks is a demonstration of:
A. Retention
B. Reproduction
C. Motivation
D. Attention
positive reinforcement - Answers - A student is praised and rewarded with high grades
after doing very well in class. This is an example of:
A. Positive reinforcement
QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED ACCURATE ANSWERS
1, 2, 3, & 4 - Answers - What is/are true to learning theories?
1. They are guidelines or principles that direct an individual to understand the meaning
of an event or situation
2. They provide basic knoledge that underpin the teaching learning process.
3. They explain the relationship of each other since without it there can be no practice.
4. Practice can be irrelevant without theories.
A. 1 only
B. 1, 2, 3, & 4
C. 2, 3, & 4
D. 1., 2, &4
Operant Conditioning Theory - Answers - It described the effects of the consequences
of a particular behavior on the future occurrence of that behavior.
A. Classical conditioning theory
B. Connectionism theory
C. Behaviorism theory
D. Operant conditioning theory
David P. Ausubel - Answers - Assimilation theory is by
A. Kurt Jerome Brunner
B. David P. Ausubel
C. Kurt Lewin
D. Rumelhart
Law of Exercise - Answers - It stresses the idea that repetition is basic to the
development of an adequate response to a stimulus.
A. Law of readiness
B. Law of primacy
C. Law of intensity
D. Law of exercise
Law of Readiness - Answers - It states that one must be physically, emotionally, and
mentally ready to learn.
A. Law of intensity
B. Law of readiness
C. Law of exercise
, D. Law of primacy
Albert Bandura - Answers - He stressed that individuals were capable of self-regulation
and self-direction.
A. David Rumelhart
B. Jerome Brunner
C. David Ausubel
D. Albert Bandura
Cognitive Theory - Answers - A theory that dwells on the learner's ability to solve
problems rather than simply responding to stimuli.
A. Social Theory
B. Cognitive Theory
C. Behavioral Theory
D. Emotional Theory
Wolfgang Kohler - Answers - He conducted experiments on chimpanzees and recorded
their ability to devise and use simple tools to solve problems.
A. Albert Bandura
B. John Watson
C. Edwin Ray Guthrie
D. Wolfgang Kohler
Concept Learning - Answers - It is defined as objects, events, situations or properties
that possess common attributes and are designated by some signs or symbols.
A. Vocabulary Learning
B. Lexical Learning
C. Concept Learning
D. Propositional Learning
Attention - Answers - Doing one task at a time according to priority to ensure efficient
and effective accomplishment of tasks is a demonstration of:
A. Retention
B. Reproduction
C. Motivation
D. Attention
positive reinforcement - Answers - A student is praised and rewarded with high grades
after doing very well in class. This is an example of:
A. Positive reinforcement
