A Process in Which the Learner Actively Monitors Events and Then

question 38

Multiple Choice

A process in which the learner actively monitors events and then chooses later actions based on those observation is known as:

• A) true imitation.
• B) observational learning.
• C) cognitive learning.
• D) social conformity.

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Definitions:

Semantic Memory

A form of enduring memory that allows for the recollection of words, ideas, or digits, crucial for language comprehension and utilization.

Procedural Memory

A type of long-term memory related to the remembering how to perform tasks and skills.

Deep Processing

A cognitive approach in which information is thoughtfully analyzed and related to other concepts, aiding in long-term memory retention.

Verbal Information

Information conveyed through spoken or written words, as opposed to non-verbal forms such as gestures or facial expressions.