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Froggy Jumps Education Psychology Quick QuizOnline version Test your understanding of learning theories. by Aisyatun Najihah 1 Learning is a relatively permanent change in behaviour; this belongs to which theory? a Constructivism b Cognitivism c Behaviorism 2 What is intrinsic motivation? a Learning to avoid punishment b Learning because of interest and internal satisfaction c Learning due to external rewards 3 A student only learns when the teacher gives a star sticker. This is an example of: a Intrinsic motivation b Mastery orientation c Extrinsic motivation 4 'States' means: a A permanent trait in a person b Stable personality factor c A temporary reaction depending on the situation 5 'Traits' means: a Temporary response b Long-term permanent characteristic c Short-term emotion 6 During online learning, a student loses focus because the home environment is noisy. This is an example of: a Behaviour shaping b Extrinsic factor c Intrinsic factor 7 Which theorist introduced the concept of scaffolding? a Bandura b Skinner c Vygotsky 8 The Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) refers to: a What a learner can do independently b What a learner can do with help c What a learner cannot do at all 9 Self-efficacy refers to: a Copying behaviours b Learning stress c Confidence in one’s own ability 10 According to Bandura, learning through observing others is called: a Operant conditioning b Classical conditioning c Observational learning

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Education Psychology Quick QuizOnline version

Test your understanding of learning theories.

by Aisyatun Najihah

Learning is a relatively permanent change in behaviour; this belongs to which theory?

Constructivism

Cognitivism

Behaviorism

What is intrinsic motivation?

Learning to avoid punishment

Learning because of interest and internal satisfaction

Learning due to external rewards

A student only learns when the teacher gives a star sticker. This is an example of:

Intrinsic motivation

Mastery orientation

Extrinsic motivation

'States' means:

A permanent trait in a person

Stable personality factor

A temporary reaction depending on the situation

'Traits' means:

Temporary response

Long-term permanent characteristic

Short-term emotion

During online learning, a student loses focus because the home environment is noisy. This is an example of:

Behaviour shaping

Extrinsic factor

Intrinsic factor

Which theorist introduced the concept of scaffolding?

Bandura

Skinner

Vygotsky

The Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) refers to:

What a learner can do independently

What a learner can do with help

What a learner cannot do at all

Self-efficacy refers to:

Copying behaviours

Learning stress

Confidence in one’s own ability

According to Bandura, learning through observing others is called:

Operant conditioning

Classical conditioning

Observational learning

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by Aisyatun Najihah

Learning is a relatively permanent change in behaviour; this belongs to which theory?

What is intrinsic motivation?

A student only learns when the teacher gives a star sticker. This is an example of:

'States' means:

'Traits' means:

During online learning, a student loses focus because the home environment is noisy. This is an example of:

Which theorist introduced the concept of scaffolding?

The Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) refers to:

Self-efficacy refers to:

According to Bandura, learning through observing others is called:

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