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Metacognition correct answers The awareness and control over one's own cognitive processes. Pedagogical content knowledge correct answers Understanding how to represent content so it is understandable to learners The teacher rolls a ball along the floor of the classroom to demonstrate that moving objects travel in a straight line. She pulls a paper out from under a book to demonstrate that stationary objects remain stationary. Is an example of what type of knowledge. correct answers P...

The belief that classic ideas and the Great Books are not only relevant, but should be the focus of contemporary education reflects correct answers Perennialism If Barbara, a teacher, follows the principles of behaviorism, she believes that ________. correct answers B) positive reinforcement can be used to promote desired learning Why did social reconstructionists split from progressivists? correct answers B) They grew impatient with the slow pace of change in schools and in society. Wh...

assessment correct answers the process teachers use to gather information and make decisions about students' learning and development autonomy correct answers the capacity to control one's own professional life curriculum correct answers everything that teachers teach and students learn in schools, Also may include unintended outcomes from school experiences ethics correct answers set of moral standards for acceptable professional behavior extrinsic rewards correct answers rewards ...

parsimony correct answers look for the simplest explanation possible what is science? correct answers an attempt to discover order, and to display lawful relations determinism correct answers The universe is a lawful and orderly place what does it mean to be scientifically skeptical? correct answers that assumptions should not be made until evidence is available How do you reduce observer bias? correct answers by ensuring interobserver agreement guidelines for gathering evidence c...

episodic memory correct answers -memory for specific events in your life (ex. Graduation) -includes spatial & temporal context (when or where) semantic memory correct answers -memory for knowledge about the world & facts Similarities of episodic & semantic memory correct answers both can be communicated flexibly (can be described) both consciously accessible (aware whether know or not) Differences of episodic & semantic memory correct answers semantic memory repeated exposure Episo...

Non-declarative Memory correct answers Priming, Perceptual Learning, Procedural, Classical Conditioning, Habituation Priming correct answers Amnesiacs exhibit control response to priming (not using MTL to fill in Stem/Fragment Completion) Perceptual Learning correct answers Detecting a target within visual white noise, amnesiacs become faster after many trials though they think it's their first time Classical Conditioning correct answers conditions a paired response between a neutral s...

What are the two types of long term memory? correct answers explicit (declarative) and implicit. What is the distinction between explicit memory and implicit memory? correct answers It is the distinction between knowing that and how. What type of LTM memory do episodic and semantic memory belong to? correct answers explicit (declarative) LTM. What type of LTM does procedural memory belong to? correct answers Implicit. Define episodic memory correct answers Personal experiences and re...

episodic memory correct answers memory for specific autobiographical events; includes spatial & temporal context (when & where); what we remember; emotionally connected semantic memory correct answers memories for facts and general knowledge about the world; emotions not connected What are the feature of semantic and episodic memories? correct answers both can be communicated flexibly (can be described) & both consciously accessible (aware whether know or not) declarative memory correct...

Episodic Memory correct answers Remembering specific personal experiences and the contexts in which they occurred Semantic Memory correct answers Knowledge which is not tied to a specific personal experiences Endel Tulving correct answers Scientist who distinguished episodic and semantic memories What does thinking about episodic memories involve correct answers Remembering your history Autobiography correct answers People remembering of their own experiences Recognition correct a...

Semantic Memory correct answers Is the neurocognitive memory system that encodes, stores, and retrieves information concerning knowledge of the world. (AKA Facts and figures and stuff) Episodic Memory correct answers Is the neurocognitive memory system that encodes, stores and retrieves memories of our personal individual experiences. (AKA What we have been through, May 3, 1999 EF5 twister Moore,OK) Flashbulb Memories correct answers Those HIGHLY SALIENT memories people have of their own c...

Episodic Memory Define correct answers Memories for specific personal experiences that are located at a particular point in time. -previous memories and thinking about the future (shaped by past experiences) How is Episodic Memory different from Semantic Knowledge? correct answers - Semantic is general world knowledge (simply knowing facts or that something happened) eg. remembering the personal circumstances of going to a movie (episodic) vs. knowing of the movie (semantic) Meaning & Me...

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Criminology correct answers the scientific study of the nature, extent, cause, and control of criminal behavior. (p. 4) Deviant behavior correct answers actions that departs from the social norm. Some are considered criminal, others merely harmless aberrations. (p. 4) Criminal justice correct answers systems made up of the agencies of social control, such as police departments, the courts, and correctional institutions, that handle criminal offenders. (p. 4) Criminological enterprise co...

Richard Sykes and John Clark correct answers put forth an explanation for why demeanour might influence police discretion. influenced by asymmetrical status norm occupied higher socioeconomic status giving the idea that they are to be respected (police officer) Kelman, H correct answers Social influence and attitude change, with an emphasis on the distinction between different processes of influence; on the relationship of action to attitude change; Authorization, Routinization, ...

3 Types of media correct answers news, entertainment, infotainment Durkheim correct answers wrote crime is normal Misdemeanors correct answers small crimes Felonies correct answers Large/serious crime Status offense correct answers Specific offense for juveniles Over a year correct answers Prison Under a year correct answers Jail Crime control model correct answers Suppression of crime important, deterrence Due process model correct answers Preservation of rights primary,...

Corpus delicti correct answers proof of an act and that the act resulted from the illegal actions of the defendant; also called proving the crime Continuance correct answers court-authorized postponement of a case to allow the prosecution or defense more time to prepare its case Discovery correct answers the process that entitles a suspect to review certain information gathered by the prosecutor Trial jury: correct answers group of citizens (usually 12) who decide on the guilt or innoce...

The CRJ 200 has how many Galleys correct answers 1 How many rows are on the CRJ 200 correct answers 13 Emergency flashlight lasts correct answers Approximately 8 hours What temperature will be fixed halon fire extinguisher automatically discharge correct answers 174°F The CRJ 200 is equipped with a fold down or detachable work counter correct answers True How long does potable water on the CRJ 200 take to warm up correct answers 15 min Who is responsible for training potable e...

Three components of the criminal justice system correct answers Law enforcement, judicial system, corrections 7 major goals of CRJS correct answers 1. Guarantee Due process 2. Prevent crime 3. Protect life and liberty 4. Upholding and enforcing the law 5. Dispensing equal justice 6. Apprehending offenders 7. Assuring victims rights 5 primary goals of law enforcement component of the CRJS correct answers 1. Protect Life and Liberty 2. Prevent Crime 3. Maintain order 4. Arrest vi...

Intersectionality correct answers race/gender/sexuality/factors that make up you Redlining correct answers A discriminatory real estate practice in North America in which members of minority groups are prevented from obtaining money to purchase homes or property in predominantly white neighborhoods. The practice derived its name from the red lines depicted on cadastral maps used by real estate agents and developers. subprime loans correct answers high-risk credit given to individuals who f...