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question 9
1 pts
cognitive theorists seek to ____________
○ explain what goes on inside our minds when we learn
○ explain the effects of the environment on learning
○ provide objective definitions of the learning process
○ account for learning as a visible response to an external stimulus

question 10
1 pts
the idea that learning occurs, and is stored up, even when behaviors are not reinforced is called ____________
○ latent learning
○ insight
○ placebo learning
○ innate learning

question 11
1 pts
the ability to remember the things that we have experienced, imagined, and learned is known as ____________
○ memory
○ intelligence
○ acquisition
○ self-efficacy

Explanation:

Question 9

Cognitive theorists focus on mental processes in learning. The first option is about explaining internal mental processes during learning, which matches cognitive theory. The second is about environmental effects (behaviorism), third is not a core cognitive goal, fourth is behaviorist (visible response to stimulus).

Latent learning is learning that occurs without reinforcement and is stored (shown later). Insight is sudden understanding, placebo learning is not a valid term, innate learning is inborn. So the correct term is latent learning.

Memory is the ability to remember experiences, imaginings, and learned things. Intelligence is cognitive ability, acquisition is gaining (like language), self - efficacy is belief in one's ability. So the answer is memory.

Answer:

A. explain what goes on inside our minds when we learn

Question 10