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robinn137

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Which of the following perspectives views learning as a change in knowledge stored in memory?
 
  a) behavioral perspective
  b) cognitive information processing perspective
  c) constructivist perspective
  d) developmental perspective

Question 2

One practical value of a good theory is to
 
  a) provide a framework to which data can be linked
  b) offer an explanation of how the practical classroom can guide science exploration
  c) provide proof that a specific principle exists and can never change
  d) help the researcher promote his personal value



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Answer to Question 1

b,

Answer to Question 2

a,



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