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    Without cognitive psychology, psychologists would still believe the brain was a random mass of tissue that could not be understood, rather than an organic computer filled with important databases. Perception, attention, language, memory, and metacognition are the five processes cognitive psychologists are interested in during their studies.…

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    reasonable reflective thinking that focuses on what to believe or what to do. Researchers found out that people can develop their critical thinking competencies when they were in their early age. Critical thinking skill is correlated to create metacognition and motivation for students in achieving their learning…

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    However, Piaget's expectations from children in young age (2 years old) to understand clearly, that a cup can be used only as a cup and as they were not able to do that, he developed some limitations for this stage that have been described above. Recent studies have reexamined the illogical characteristic of Piaget thought's in the preoperational stage and developmental psychologists John Flavell has developed two levels of perspective-talking abilities. At Flavell's level 1 (2-3 years old), the…

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    In other words, how one is able to control themselves in appropriate ways to solve problems is the behavioral aspect of executive functioning. Metacognition, the other part of executive functioning is defined as the “…planning and organizational abilities to solve problems through appropriate control of working memory,” (228). To summarize that statement, how one is able to use their memory to be able…

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    skimming for boldface, and headings and reading the topic. Furthermore, comprehension is continued through how a text is organized. Monitoring strategies include rereading a text for specific clues that leads to further understanding and retentions. Metacognition reading strategies when used with Recommendations of IES Practice Guides provides a baseline, with scaffolding practices to encourage reading…

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    paper, I believe that I was fairly successful in my endeavor. The use of these abilities and strategies, also allowed me to write more clearly and resulted in a more pleasant and consistent paper for the reader. Other strategies, such as my use of metacognition, helped me more clearly explain my positions, allowing me to convey my opinions more intelligently and making the paper both interesting and informative. Throughout my first paper I could not help but recall how similar that the prompts…

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    implementation of this plan, I have used goals for myself for motivational purposes. During the implementation of this plan, I have made assessments of my progress, using a portion of the Autism-spectrum quotient to record my progress. Plan To Improve Metacognition is defined as the awareness and understanding of one's…

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    Common Sense

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    book, Literary Theory, Jonathan Culler extrapolates upon four ideas to answer the question “what is theory?”: the interdisciplinary nature of theory, how it is analytical and speculative, its dispute of common sense, and how theory relates to metacognition. To complete this task, Culler employs two inverted examples––Foucault on sex and Derrida on language. Culler demonstrates what theory––a complicated genre––is through exemplification and highlighting its key attributes. To start, Culler…

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    Learning Reflection

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    Applying self-regulation and metacognition is very important in order to overcome those challenges. Self-regulating will enable us to examine our own thoughts and behavior in order for us to determine which of them causing us to be unproductive. Through self-regulation, we will able to come up an alternative thoughts and behaviors that will lead us to a successful learning outcome. On the other hand, metacognition is also very essential. To be an intentional learner we…

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    intervention and ability to monitor among adolescents. 10. There is no significant relationship between yogic intervention and Metacognition Index (MI) among adolescents. 11. There is no significant relationship between yogic intervention and Metacognition Index (MI) among adolescent girls. 12. There is no significant relationship between yogic intervention and Metacognition Index (MI) among adolescent…

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