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Media Questionnaire Strongly 1 2 3 4 5 Strongly Disagree Agree ___ 1. The media can be used as a teaching tool. ___ 2. The general population is affected by exposure to violent media. ___ 3. I learn valuable information from TV. ___ 4. Video games increase hand-eye coordination. ___ 5. Aggressive programming affects college students’ behavior. ___ 6. TV can be just as educational as books. ___ 7. Romantic movies distort women’s views of relationships. ___ 8. My behavior is affected by violent media. ___ 9. Men tend to prefer aggressive movies more than women.

Other Learning Theories and Applications

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Operant/Classical Summary

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Activity Memletics Assignment Complete questionnaire sent through Blackboard. Print Results (“Styles Graph”) Page Answer 2 questions on the back: What is your reaction to the results? How might you use this information to improve your studying? Few sentences for each question. Quality responses necessary for full credit Due at the beginning of Saturday’s Class On time, In person

Memletics Visual Learner Aural (Auditory) Learner Verbal Learner Physical Learner Logical Learner Social Learner Solitary Learner