An Approach to Learning That Is Based on a Student's

question 81

Multiple Choice

An approach to learning that is based on a student's ability to effectively assimilate information into existing schemes and to develop new schemes and operations in response to novel or discrepant ideas is called

• A) operant conditioning.
• B) cognitive constructivism.
• C) social learning theory.
• D) social constructivism.

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Definitions:

Healthy Alternative

An option that is considered to be better for one's physical or mental well-being compared to another, typically more common, option.

Conventional Smoking

The act of inhaling and exhaling the smoke produced by burning tobacco contained in cigarettes, pipes, or cigars, distinct from using electronic smoking devices.

Harmful Chemicals

Substances that can cause damage to health, property, or the environment.

Post-Formal Reasoning

A stage of cognitive development that goes beyond Piaget's formal operational stage, allowing for more complex and nuanced thinking that incorporates ambiguity and contradiction.