From a Propositional Network Perspective of Long-Term Memory, Meaningful Learning

question 32

Multiple Choice

From a propositional network perspective of long-term memory, meaningful learning is best described as a process of:

• A) Modifying the arguments of existing propositions
• B) Modifying the relations of existing propositions
• C) Connecting one or more new propositions to the network
• D) Hierarchically organizing existing propositions within the network

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Definitions:

Preschoolers

Children in the age group typically between 3 to 5 years old, just before they enter formal schooling.

Imaginary Creatures

Beings conceived in the mind that do not exist in the physical world, often found in mythology, folklore, or fantasy.

Inductive

Characteristic of disciplinary methods, such as reasoning, that try to teach an understanding of the principles behind parental demands.

Disciplinary Measures

Strategies or actions implemented to correct or manage behavior, often used in educational, organizational, or parental contexts to enforce rules and promote desired behaviors.