Exam 3: Theoretical Framework for Human Performance

Which of the following theorists is NOT associated with a perceptual theory?

In classical conditioning, the key element of the behavior change or learning is brought about by:

Which of the following theorists primarily affected thoughts about motor development?

The theorist discussed in the chapter who is the only true life span theorist and who views development as a series of crisis issues that must be resolved is:

You are walking into a room to evaluate a 14-month-old child for developmental delay. You have lots of toys with you. The child seems interested, but runs to his mother, who encourages him to play. This is an example of:

You are working with a preschool-aged child diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder. The team approach to intervention is applied behavior analysis (ABA). Which of the following does NOT define ABA?

You are seeing a child in a Montessori-based preschool. The child has spina bifida and does not move as well as the other children. The philosophical underpinning to this educational approach of active discovery and exploration is:

In which of the following theoretical classifications is the individual considered to be most active?

A zone of proximal development refers to:

Which of the following terms defines the application of a theoretical perspective into practical treatment based decisions.