The Ability to Think About and Control One's Learning Is

question 10

Multiple Choice

The ability to think about and control one's learning is referred to as:

• A) cognition
• B) self-efficacy
• C) metacognition
• D) monitoring

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Definitions:

Emitted Behavior

Behavior that is performed as a response to a specific stimulus or environment, often spontaneous or voluntary.

Social Learning Theorists

Researchers who emphasize the role of observation, imitation, and modeling in acquiring new behaviors.

Generalization

The process of applying information or conclusions from specific instances to broader contexts or situations.

Discrimination

In psychology, the ability to perceive and respond differently to various stimuli.