EDUC2102 Week 10 Quiz | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

What is self-concept?

The view someone has constructed from themselves through ideas and experiences.

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True or false: Self-beliefs are always true.

False.

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Which theorist designed the following model?

Banduras

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True or false: Self efficacy is a subjective evaluation of your own worth or value – how highly you regard yourself.

False - that's self-esteem

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What is the difference between self-efficacy and self-esteem?

Self-esteem is based on how much one generally thinks they are worth, whereas self-efficacy is more specifically centred on what one thinks they can achieve.

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What does Social Cognitive Theory focus on?

The importance of individual cognition in a social context.

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In your own words, define 'self beliefs'.

Beliefs someone holds about themselves

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Give an example of a sense of belonging at an institutional level.

eg 'I belong at uni

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What are the four agreed upon sources of self-efficacy?

Mastery Experience, Vicarious Experience, Verbal Persuasion, Physiological feedback

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What is the difference between self-esteem and self-concept?

Self-concept asks the question 'What/Who am I?' whereas self-esteem asks the question 'how good am I?'

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The term 'hangry' refers to someone who is cranky because they are hungry. What psychological term from the lecture also describes this?

Ego depletion

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Name one strategy we can teach students to encourage stronger self-control?

Imagining success to boost motivation, scaffolding of self-regulation to show how to control learning.

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