Answer to Question 1
Describe the differences between metacognition and self-regulation.
Metagcognition refers to a human's awareness of his/her cognitive strengths and weaknesses and the
ability to think about how we are thinking. Self-regulation is the act of taking deliberate control over
cognitive activities and modifying the way a person is currently thinking about something.
Answer to Question 2
What are Gardner's assertions about the seven basic intelligences?
Gardner asserts that: (a) all persons possess all seven intelligences; (b) people are capable of developing
each to an adequate level of competency; (c) intelligences can work together in complex ways; and, (d)
there are many ways to be intelligent within each category.
Hormonal regulation of digestion rate in the stomach and small intestine.
East–West Differences in Interpreting Emotion
Differences in the antigen-processing pathways between MHC molecules class I and class II.
Regulation of the activity of bacterial glutamine synthetase
Differences in yield between two wheat varieties at different soil fertility levels
Regulation can occur at any stage in the expression of genetic material in eukaryotes