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robinn137

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Some psychologists argue that we should utilize different learning procedures to meet the needs of each student's temperament. This approach is based on which model?
 
  A. Eysenck's model of personality
  B. The five-factor model
  C. The goodness of fit model
  D. Evolutionary personality model

Question 2

According to the goodness of fit model, educators should ask which question?
 
  A. What temperament characteristics contribute to better school performance?
  B. How can we change temperament in problem children?
  C. How can we control problem behaviors in children with certain temperaments?
  D. What kind of environment and procedures are most conducive to learning for this student, given his or her temperament?



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

D





 

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