Self-Monitoring Consists Of

question 12

Multiple Choice

Self-monitoring consists of:

• A) stimulus control and contingent reinforcement.
• B) self-evaluation, self-reinforcement, and self-instruction.
• C) extinction and self-graphing.
• D) self-observation, self-recording, and self-graphing.

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Definitions:

Direct Perception

The theory that the environment provides all necessary cues for perception, which can be directly grasped without additional cognitive processes.

Cognitive Psychologist

A professional who studies mental processes such as perception, thought, memory, and reasoning.

Nationality

Refers to the belonging or affiliation of an individual to a specific nation either by birth or naturalization.

Concrete Operational

A stage in Piaget's theory of cognitive development, occurring from approximately age 7 to 11, where children gain the abilities for logical thought about concrete events, understand the law of conservation, and can classify and seriate.