The Cognitive View Would Argue That Learning

question 108

Multiple Choice

The cognitive view would argue that learning

• A) always changes both behavior and thinking.
• B) does not always change behavior, but it always produces changes in mental activity.
• C) does not always change thinking, but it always produces changes in behaviors.
• D) produces changes in mental activity that cannot be objectively examined.
• E) always involves either reward or punishment.

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Definitions:

Genomic Imprinting

An epigenetic phenomenon by which certain genes are expressed in a parent-of-origin-specific manner, meaning that the expression of such genes is determined by the parent from whom the gene was inherited.

Paternal

Relating to or characteristic of a father, including genetic inheritance or social roles associated with fatherhood.

Maternal Inheritance

The genetic transmission of genes and traits exclusively from the mother, often seen in mitochondrial DNA.

Phenotype

The set of observable characteristics or traits of an organism that result from the interaction of its genotype with the environment.