Exam 2: Experiential Learning

Explain the principles of experiential learning

Group dynamics can only be understood by

When teaching group skills, the most important ethical question is how important such cognitive and behavioral changes are for the participants.

The coordinator should initiate confrontations between participants in order to promote personal growth.

What is involved in developing competence as a participant-observer?

An effective and skilled group member is able to function both at the participant and the observer levels at the same time.

A competent group member is able to pay attention to both

In order to acquire group skills efficiently, all of the following principles are important EXCEPT one. Which one?

The main purpose of group observation is to

Evaluation is an integral part of a training session.

Experiential learning relies heavily on

Action theories are created by

In experiential learning, it is most important to

In experiential learning, the responsibility of learning lies with

Accurate observation is the basis of effective

Procedural learning is different from book learning in that procedural learning __________than book learning.

A crucial difference between experiential learning and traditional lecture approach is that it is only in ___________

Both Hillary and James want to learn more about conflict resolution. James decides to go to a lecture series presented by the national expert on conflict resolution. Hillary joins a group where members experiment by role playing with various ways of resolving their conflicts. Based on what you know about experiential learning, whose learning will be more effective?