The Ability to Focus Cognitive Activity on the Important Elements

question 39

Multiple Choice

The ability to focus cognitive activity on the important elements of a problem or situation is known as

• A) myelinization.
• B) selective attention.
• C) association areas.
• D) spatial cognition.

Understand the range and purposes of various informal assessment categories.

Identify matching assessment instruments with their respective informal assessment categories.

Recognize the application of observation in informal assessments.

Describe the use of rating scales in capturing attitudes and behaviors.

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Definitions:

Alienation

The feeling of disconnection or estrangement an individual may experience within their work or society at large.

Psychological Failure

This term refers to a condition where an individual's mental and emotional state prevents them from achieving their desired goals or functioning effectively.

Principle of Specialization

The Principle of Specialization is a strategy wherein individuals or entities focus on a narrow area of expertise or production to increase efficiency and quality of output.

Unity of Direction

A management principle advocating that teams with the same objective should be directed by one manager and bound by a single plan.