Exam 3: Theories and Principles of Learning

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Which statement best characterizes cognitive views of learning:

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Which are Bandura's four processes that influence observational learning:

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Theories are valuable because they:

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Select the proposition of behavioral theory that does not belong:

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The nurse can increase a desirable behavior by:

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Write a brief response to each part of the question. -Principles of learning a. List three principles of learning b. Explain why you selected each one c. Which one is most important and why you believe it is.

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The components of the information processing model are:

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Behavioral theorists generally accept all of these assumptions except one. Select that one:

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Who is credited with discovering the principle of classical conditioning by working with a hungry dog and meat powder that resulted in the dog salivating?

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Using the information processing model of learning, the nurse will:

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When presented with new information, which of the following is least likely:

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Modeling behavior is a characteristic of which view of learning:

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Write a brief response to each part of the question. -You are working in an outpatient cardiac clinic and need to teach an exercise program to one of your clients. a. Which theoretical view of learning studied in this chapter best fits this situation? b. Which principle(s) of learning will you apply? c. Provide you rationale for a and b.

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