nal research in cognitive psychology and learning theory. Mentored by notable scholars such as Dr. Allan W... used on learned helplessness and achievement goal theory, examining how attribution and beliefs about abil... lf-worth.
Dweck further refined achievement goal theory by examining how these goal orientations interact... ed two primary beliefs: the fixed mindset (entity theory), where individuals view intelligence as a static
pursued a PhD at Harvard, where he developed his theory of operant conditioning, building upon the ideas ... ributions to psychology and education include his theory of operant conditioning, which has had a lasting ... preferred activity time, and assertive discipline theory. His influence on educational technology and the ... us settings.
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==== Theory of Operant Conditioning ====
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==== Cultural Modeling Theory ====
Cultural Modeling Theory, developed by Lee, focuses on the intersection of culture, learning, and d... pment.
One key aspect of Lee's Cultural Modeling Theory is the alignment of cultural funds of knowledge w... nd engaging.
Lee's research on Cultural Modeling Theory has shown how cultural practices, such as languag
al consciousness. By engaging in dialogue between theory and practice, Hooks calls for a radical transform... inclusive and intersectional approach to feminist theory. Through her work, Hooks highlights the significa... r & Francis Group.
* Hooks, B. (1984). Feminist theory: From margin to center. South End Press.
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ology, utilizing the scientific method to connect theory and practice in the disciplines of psychology and... ulness, and social intelligence). This three-part theory elucidates the multifaceted aspect of character a
r's legacy continues to thrive in scholarship and theory, transcending race and gender in education, and i... oper's intersectional perspectives in educational theory and practice to promote equity and inclusivity.
