Implicit Knowledge of What We've Learned but Can't Fully Explain

question 88

Multiple Choice

Implicit knowledge of what we've learned but can't fully explain is most clearly reflected by our

• A) intrinsic motivation.
• B) algorithms.
• C) intuitions.
• D) prototypes.

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Definitions:

Instructional Discourse

The structured communication or dialogue that takes place within educational settings, focused on imparting knowledge or skills.

Shirley Heath

A researcher in the field of linguistic anthropology, notable for her work on the ways in which language use varies according to social context and contributes to identity formation.

Home Discourse

The way in which families communicate and interact within the home, influencing children's linguistic and social development.

Cognitive Performance

The ability to perform tasks that require attention, memory, reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making.