Construct an Example of When Confusing Additive and Proportional Thinking

question 15

Essay

Construct an example of when confusing additive and proportional thinking could result in an incorrect answer.Describe an incorrect process that a learner might follow.Describe a correct way to find the solution and a way you might help the learner to see his error.

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Definitions:

Internal

Relating to or situated on the inside; pertaining to the inner characteristics or features of something.

External Orientation

Describes a focus on the external environment and factors outside oneself, in contrast to internal thoughts and feelings.

Julian Rotter

An American psychologist known for developing the social learning theory and the concept of locus of control.

Adler's Concept

Refers to the theories and ideas of Alfred Adler, emphasizing the importance of feelings of inferiority and the striving for superiority as driving forces in human behavior and personality development.