Logan Understands the Material in His Statistics Class, but on Tests

question 58

Multiple Choice

Logan understands the material in his statistics class, but on tests, he spends the entire period on the most difficult problems and never even gets to the problems that he can solve easily. It is evident that Logan needs to improve in his:

• A) componential intelligence.
• B) justification of effort.
• C) reflective judgment.
• D) cognitive dissonance.

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Definitions:

Concurrent Discrimination

A type of discrimination training in which two or more stimuli are presented at the same time, and the correct response depends on distinguishing between these stimuli.

Two-choice Discrimination

A test situation in which an organism is presented with two different stimuli and rewarded for choosing the correct one, used to assess decision-making.

Concurrent Discrimination

A learning process where two or more stimuli are presented at the same time and the subject learns to discriminate between them, often responding to one and not the others.

Two-choice Discrimination

A method used in behavior research to determine an organism's ability to distinguish between two different stimuli.