Jill Develops the Theory That Students Learn Better from Lectures

question 40

Multiple Choice

Jill develops the theory that students learn better from lectures than from reading. Sam believes that this theory is not very good because it is unclear what Jill means by "better." In other words, Jill's theory lacks:

• A)precision.
• B)discoverability.
• C)parsimony.
• D)generativity.

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Definitions:

Inner Reality

The subjective experience or personal world of an individual, including thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that are not immediately observable by others.

Private Self

The aspect of a person's self-concept that includes thoughts, feelings, and desires not expressed or visible to others.

External Reality

The physical world outside of oneself that can be observed and interacted with by an individual.

Many-trait Approach

A method in personality psychology focusing on the relationship between a wide range of personality traits and behaviors or outcomes.