During the Start of a Class an Instructor Uses Jargon

question 125

Multiple Choice

During the start of a class an instructor uses jargon and acronyms that are familiar to most of the learners and that are part of the course content. Which of the following BEST describes what the instructor is doing?

• A) The instructor is establishing credibility and using appropriate communication skills.
• B) The instructor should avoid using jargon and acronyms before explaining them because it could confuse the learners.
• C) The instructor is establishing credibility but is not using appropriate communication skills.
• D) By using jargon and acronyms the instructor is being arrogant and showing off their skill level in the subject matter.

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Definitions:

Thalamus

A structure in the brain that acts as a principal hub for processing and relaying sensory information to the appropriate areas of the cortex.

Volley Principle

A theory in neuroscience that describes how groups of neurons can generate a higher frequency of nerve impulses than any one neuron could produce on its own, often applied to explain aspects of auditory processing.

Place Theory

A theory in psychology and audiology suggesting that the perception of sound frequency depends on the location of the maximum vibration on the cochlea's basilar membrane.

Frequency Theory

A theory that suggests the rate at which auditory nerves fire is tied to the frequency of an auditory stimulus, helping to identify the pitch of sounds.