James and Galbraith's Seven Primary Perceptual Preferences Include

question 73

Multiple Choice

James and Galbraith's seven primary perceptual preferences include:

• A) The vark
• B) Reflective and perceptive
• C) Aural, visual and olfactory
• D) Thinking and sensing

Recognize and differentiate between the concepts of reliability and validity in the context of educational and psychological testing.

Identify various types of reliability (test-retest, internal consistency, alternate forms) and know how they are assessed.

Distinguish between Classical Test Theory and Item Response Theory and their implications for test construction and evaluation.

Comprehend the importance of cross-cultural fairness and practicality in testing and assessment.

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Definitions:

Social Cognitive Theory

A framework for understanding, predicting, and changing human behavior that emphasizes the interplay of personal factors, behavior, and environmental influences.

Extinction

The process through which a previously reinforced behavior is reduced and eventually disappears when reinforcement is no longer provided.

Continuous Reinforcement

A method of learning that involves giving a reward after each desired behavior, promoting the occurrence of the behavior with no delay in reinforcement.

Partial Reinforcement

A conditioning strategy where a response is only occasionally rewarded, leading to stronger and more resistant behaviors.