Describe one way that the "nature and nurture" theme is represented in core-knowledge theories. Provide an example to support your response

in Principles of Learning - Operant X Ask a Question | bartleby + с SMC Moodle moodle.swmich.edu/mod/quiz/attempt.php?attempt=619470&cmid=1149143 Home Dashboard My courses Not yet answered Marked out of 6.00 Flag question Identify whether the type of reinforcement schedule illustrated in each of the following examples is a variable-interval, fixed-interval, variable-ratio, or fixed-ratio schedule. When answering, remember to consider the following: • Does the reward schedule change (variable), or does it stay the same (fixed)? • Does the schedule involve a period of time (interval), or does it involve a number of occurrences (ratio)? Quiz navigation 2 3 Ervin has figured out that every time he says, "I love you," to his girlfriend, his girlfriend kisses him. This inspires to tell her that he loves her all the time. Choose... Claire receives $5 in allowance for every room she cleans throughout the house. Choose... Jacob gets paid $10.00 for every hour he works. Jacob would like to make…

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For optimal learning to all of the following must be considered and addressed prior to teaching (Select All That Apply): Group of answer choices   Motivation to learn Ability to learn Learning environment Evaluation of learning

Testing yourself is a helpful way to study, according to Dr. Anne Cleary, an expert in science of learning in CSU’s Biology Department. This short video on the Science of Learning gives you ideas for how to incorporate this in studying: https://youtu.be/zwcxv61zqRI?si=u1TXBimtdCOW8Qux There are many different styles and types of assessment questions. One popular classification for types of test questions is called Bloom's TaxonomyLinks to an external site.. Bloom's Taxonomy groups questions based on goals (see figure below). For example, a question that asks a student to identify which stage of mitosis includes the lining up of chromosomes along the midline of the cell tests your ability to remember, or recall, information (bottom of the pyramid). Whereas, a question that ask you to write quiz questions (like this!) is aimed at testing your ability to use knowledge to generate new materials, or create (top of the pyramid). These "higher-level" questions are helpful for reinforcing your…

Briefly explain the importance of human Functioning & Development within Social Groups (Development and Family Dynamics concepts) in simple terms

Draw your own representation or logo depicting how animal health,human health, and environmental conditions interact.

Outline strategies for managing children’s behaviour.   You need to show –   You are aware that the EYFS requires you to manage behaviour in an appropriate way (page 28/29 sections 3.52 and 3.53 of the EYFS). You have an understanding that some behaviours are associated with particular stages of development and that you have suitable strategies in place to pre-empt and manage these types of behaviour. You’re aware of the need for consistency and reinforcement of boundaries. Your strategies take into account other influences that may be impacting on behaviour. You know how to get support with challenging behaviour.

Which of the following best describes the 'performing' stage in the five stages of group dynamics development?                                         1 point     The stage where the group is fully functional and working towards achieving the common goal.     This description refers to the 'adjourning' stage, not the 'performing' stage.     The stage where the group members meet for the first time and learn about the task.     The stage where conflicts arise as group members become familiar with each other

The scientific method begins with posing a question to be answered. One of the important topics, such as how, what, when, why, where, who, or which, will be included in this inquiry. The question you're asking should likewise be measurable and testable. Although behavioral outcomes are part of the scientific method, it is typically something that may be assessed with a numerical result.