The Concept of Multiple Intelligences

question 29

Multiple Choice

The concept of multiple intelligences

• A)is scientifically untenable.
• B)is not longer popular.
• C)has been validated by research.
• D)has proven application to teaching.

Understand the basic concepts and terminology of classical and operant conditioning.

Explain the processes of acquisition, extinction, spontaneous recovery, stimulus generalization, and stimulus discrimination in classical conditioning.

Describe the principles of reinforcement schedules and their effects on behavior in operant conditioning.

Identify and distinguish between different types of reinforcements and their applications in shaping behavior.

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Definitions:

Older Method

This term refers to a technique, practice, or procedure that has been used in the past, suggesting that it might be outdated or replaced by more modern approaches.

Sociometry

A methodological approach used to measure relationships, attraction, and social dynamics within groups.

Hierarchical Groups

Groups organized in a way that positions individuals or subgroups in levels of varying status or authority.

Communication

The exchange of information or ideas through speaking, writing, or other mediums between individuals or groups.