Theorists

Question 1

Cognitive development- 3 modes of representation

Answer 1

Bruner

Question 2

Social learning - combination of cognition, behavior, and environment

Answer 2

Bandura

Question 3

Scientific inquiry and experimentation - knowledge and hands on relevant learning activities

Answer 3

Dewey

Question 4

Cognition - learn at different stages, hands on experience to explore, focus on learning not end result

Answer 4

Piaget

Question 5

Social development theory - MKO and ZPD cooperative learning activities that emphasize language

Answer 5

Vygotsky

Question 6

Moral development- student participation in social contract

Answer 6

Kohlberg

Question 7

Mastery learning - competition and assessments/ affective, psychomotor, cognitive domains

Answer 7

Bloom

Question 8

Operant conditioning - learn to behave due to rewards or punishment that are given in response to conduct

Answer 8

Thorndike

Question 9

Behaviorism - measures and controls behavior in response to stimuli

Answer 9

Watson

Question 10

Hierarchy of needs - unconscious needs that drive people

Answer 10

Maslow

Question 11

Operant conditioning - response to the environment rather than response to stimuli

Answer 11

Skinner

Question 12

Psychosocial development- reconcile own needs with society needs/ failure at any stage can cause personality disorder but can be fixed

Answer 12

Erickson