|
Title: A perennial question for educational psychologists is, “Why do some students in a class succeed ... Post by: alowishus on Sep 16, 2016 A perennial question for educational psychologists is, “Why do some students in a class succeed while others perform poorly?” According to the biopsychosocial model, which of the following is a possible explanation for this phenomenon?
A) biological differences in brain structures and chemistry B) social and cultural differences between students C) cognitive, emotional, and personality differences between students D) each student’s biological makeup, social and cultural background, and their cognitive abilities, emotional state, and personality combine to make them different from any other student in the class Title: Re: A perennial question for educational psychologists is, “Why do some students in a class ... Post by: jack.b.nimble on Sep 16, 2016 Content hidden
Title: Re: A perennial question for educational psychologists is, “Why do some students in a class succeed ... Post by: alowishus on Oct 28, 2016 One of the most helpful communities on the web, *thank you*
|