Learning the Relations Between One's Own Behavior and Its Consequences

question 136

Multiple Choice

Learning the relations between one's own behavior and its consequences is

• A) statistical learning.
• B) instrumental conditioning.
• C) classical conditioning.
• D) perceptual learning.

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Definitions:

Causality

The relationship between causes and effects, where one event (the cause) directly leads to the occurrence of another event (the effect).

Learning Theory Approach

An educational perspective focusing on how students acquire, process, and retain knowledge and skills through various theories and practices.

Interactionist Approach

A theory that explains how individuals and the society they live in shape each other through mutual interaction.

Language Development

The method through which children grasp and express language during their early years.