WGU D776 TASK 1 FINAL TEST 2026
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ evidence-based practices.
Answer: informed by evidence from studies conducted in educational
research and learning science
◍ spaced repetition or distributed practice.
Answer: spreading out study sessions over time, improving planning,
organization, and time management skills
◍ Types of Information Systems Controls.
Answer: General and Application
◍ Retrieval Practice.
Answer: actively recalling information from memory, such as answering
questions or completing quizzes, which strengthens long-term retention
◍ executive function.
Answer: the set of mental skills that help individuals plan, focus attention,
and remember instructions successfully.
◍ Analytics as a Service (AaaS).
Answer: A cloud software service
◍ Variable.
Answer: a data type or simply type is a classification of data which tells the
compiler or interpreter how the programmer intends to use the data; can
become incompatible with data warehouse design.
◍ Neuroplasticity.
Answer: plays a crucial role in recovery from traumatic brain injuries
,◍ Mintzberg's Ten Manager Roles.
Answer: Figurehead, leader, Liaison, Monitor, Disseminator, Spokesman,
Entrepreneur, Disturbance Handler, Resource Allocator, and Negotiator.
◍ Cognitive style.
Answer: consistent approach individuals take to problem-solving, thinking,
perception, and memory across various tasks, influencing how they process
information and interact with their environment.
◍ prototyping model (SDLC).
Answer: requires the development of a scaled prototype that can be tested
prior to full-scale development
◍ Spacing.
Answer: spacing out study sessions over time rather than cramming
◍ Neuroplasticity.
Answer: the brain's ability to reorganize and adapt in response to experience,
is a key factor in understanding both neurological complexity and
neurodiversity.
◍ Web Mining.
Answer: process of identifying hidden patterns and relationships in
non-structured databases, such as the Internet, and applying rules to that data
in order to predict future behavior.
◍ social and emotional learning (SEL).
Answer: equips students with the skills and competencies to navigate the
complexities of life
◍ Neurodiversity.
Answer: neurological variations should be recognized and respected can
significantly impact executive function and learning
◍ Desirable difficulty.
Answer: ntroducing challenges or obstacles during learning that are neither
too easy nor too difficult but just right for learning.
,◍ information processing theory.
Answer: fundamental concepts for understanding brain function, such as
sensory input, working memory, and long-term memory
◍ cerebrum.
Answer: the largest part of the brain—is responsible for higher cognitive
functions like thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving.
◍ prefrontal cortex.
Answer: decision-making, impulse control, and emotional regulation
◍ Interleaving.
Answer: mixing up different types of problems or topics during study
sessions,
◍ Multitasking.
Answer: perform multiple tasks at the same time, is often seen as a valuable
skill in today's fast-paced world.
◍ differentiated instruction.
Answer: every student is unique and tailors teaching to individual needs,
interests, and readiness levels
◍ Data in Motion.
Answer: Data is in the RAM.
◍ Logical Data Model.
Answer: Provides foundation for designing a database
◍ Data mining.
Answer: process of identifying hidden patterns and relationships in
structured databases and applying rules to that data in order to predict future
behavior.
◍ Business Performance Management (BPM).
Answer: Uses business intelligence analytics and process change to enable
organizational performance; includes goal selection, attainment
measurement, and achievement intervention.
, ◍ retrieval.
Answer: the process of accessing stored information when needed
◍ Government Regulations on Security.
Answer: Enact and enforce security; manage and retain documentation.
◍ limbic system.
Answer: deep in the brain, it is like an emotional control center helping
handle feelings like happiness, fear, and sadness
◍ Risk Management (system security).
Answer: Investment in risk aversion preparedness.
◍ multisensory learning.
Answer: engages different senses to deepen students' learning experiences
◍ Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR).
Answer: Reads handwritten text; more advanced form of optical character
recognition (OCR).
◍ thinking activities such as remembering, understanding, problem-solving,
and decision-making, including how people get, use, and store information
in their minds.
Answer: cognition
◍ chief information officer (CIO).
Answer: a business leader who analyzes internal business processes such as
payroll and billing, reshapes the physical infrastructure and network
purchases to meet business goals, and leads the workforce to implement
critical IT internal projects; responsible for information systems strategic
thinking and planning.
◍ Learning science.
Answer: explores how the human brain acquires and processes information.
◍ Decision analysis.
Answer: method of assisting decision makers with making simple choices
and using mathematical formulas to infer from these choices whether the
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◍ evidence-based practices.
Answer: informed by evidence from studies conducted in educational
research and learning science
◍ spaced repetition or distributed practice.
Answer: spreading out study sessions over time, improving planning,
organization, and time management skills
◍ Types of Information Systems Controls.
Answer: General and Application
◍ Retrieval Practice.
Answer: actively recalling information from memory, such as answering
questions or completing quizzes, which strengthens long-term retention
◍ executive function.
Answer: the set of mental skills that help individuals plan, focus attention,
and remember instructions successfully.
◍ Analytics as a Service (AaaS).
Answer: A cloud software service
◍ Variable.
Answer: a data type or simply type is a classification of data which tells the
compiler or interpreter how the programmer intends to use the data; can
become incompatible with data warehouse design.
◍ Neuroplasticity.
Answer: plays a crucial role in recovery from traumatic brain injuries
,◍ Mintzberg's Ten Manager Roles.
Answer: Figurehead, leader, Liaison, Monitor, Disseminator, Spokesman,
Entrepreneur, Disturbance Handler, Resource Allocator, and Negotiator.
◍ Cognitive style.
Answer: consistent approach individuals take to problem-solving, thinking,
perception, and memory across various tasks, influencing how they process
information and interact with their environment.
◍ prototyping model (SDLC).
Answer: requires the development of a scaled prototype that can be tested
prior to full-scale development
◍ Spacing.
Answer: spacing out study sessions over time rather than cramming
◍ Neuroplasticity.
Answer: the brain's ability to reorganize and adapt in response to experience,
is a key factor in understanding both neurological complexity and
neurodiversity.
◍ Web Mining.
Answer: process of identifying hidden patterns and relationships in
non-structured databases, such as the Internet, and applying rules to that data
in order to predict future behavior.
◍ social and emotional learning (SEL).
Answer: equips students with the skills and competencies to navigate the
complexities of life
◍ Neurodiversity.
Answer: neurological variations should be recognized and respected can
significantly impact executive function and learning
◍ Desirable difficulty.
Answer: ntroducing challenges or obstacles during learning that are neither
too easy nor too difficult but just right for learning.
,◍ information processing theory.
Answer: fundamental concepts for understanding brain function, such as
sensory input, working memory, and long-term memory
◍ cerebrum.
Answer: the largest part of the brain—is responsible for higher cognitive
functions like thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving.
◍ prefrontal cortex.
Answer: decision-making, impulse control, and emotional regulation
◍ Interleaving.
Answer: mixing up different types of problems or topics during study
sessions,
◍ Multitasking.
Answer: perform multiple tasks at the same time, is often seen as a valuable
skill in today's fast-paced world.
◍ differentiated instruction.
Answer: every student is unique and tailors teaching to individual needs,
interests, and readiness levels
◍ Data in Motion.
Answer: Data is in the RAM.
◍ Logical Data Model.
Answer: Provides foundation for designing a database
◍ Data mining.
Answer: process of identifying hidden patterns and relationships in
structured databases and applying rules to that data in order to predict future
behavior.
◍ Business Performance Management (BPM).
Answer: Uses business intelligence analytics and process change to enable
organizational performance; includes goal selection, attainment
measurement, and achievement intervention.
, ◍ retrieval.
Answer: the process of accessing stored information when needed
◍ Government Regulations on Security.
Answer: Enact and enforce security; manage and retain documentation.
◍ limbic system.
Answer: deep in the brain, it is like an emotional control center helping
handle feelings like happiness, fear, and sadness
◍ Risk Management (system security).
Answer: Investment in risk aversion preparedness.
◍ multisensory learning.
Answer: engages different senses to deepen students' learning experiences
◍ Intelligent Character Recognition (ICR).
Answer: Reads handwritten text; more advanced form of optical character
recognition (OCR).
◍ thinking activities such as remembering, understanding, problem-solving,
and decision-making, including how people get, use, and store information
in their minds.
Answer: cognition
◍ chief information officer (CIO).
Answer: a business leader who analyzes internal business processes such as
payroll and billing, reshapes the physical infrastructure and network
purchases to meet business goals, and leads the workforce to implement
critical IT internal projects; responsible for information systems strategic
thinking and planning.
◍ Learning science.
Answer: explores how the human brain acquires and processes information.
◍ Decision analysis.
Answer: method of assisting decision makers with making simple choices
and using mathematical formulas to infer from these choices whether the
