A Multifactorial Approach to Explaining Your Performance in a Course

question 210

Multiple Choice

A multifactorial approach to explaining your performance in a course would MOST likely focus on ​

• A)personal factors more than situational factors.
• B)situational factors more than personal factors.
• C)both personal and situational factors.
• D)the relationship between you and your professor.

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Definitions:

Phonological Awareness

The skill of recognizing and manipulating sounds in language, such as rhyming, blending sounds, and segmenting words into syllables.

Dyslexia

Impairment in learning to read and write; probably the most common learning disability.

Musical Training Program

A structured course of study designed to enhance an individual's ability to perform, understand, and appreciate music.

Pavlovian Conditioning

Learning achieved when a neutral stimulus (such as a tone) comes to elicit a response after its repeated pairing with some event (such as delivery of food); also called classical conditioning or respondent conditioning.