Which behavior is LEAST associated of a cognitive self-regulation process?
A)Selecting effective strategies for learning spelling words
B)Relying on the same strategies one used in third grade for a sixth grade social studies test
C)Identifying goals for studying for an upcoming math test
D)Monitoring one's own learning strategies

Question

Which behavior is LEAST associated of a cognitive self-regulation process?
A)​Selecting effective strategies for learning spelling words
B)Relying on the same strategies one used in third grade for a sixth grade social studies test ​
C)Identifying goals for studying for an upcoming math test ​
D)Monitoring one's own learning strategies ​

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Relying on the same strategies one used in third grade for a sixth grade social studies test is not associated with cognitive self-regulation as it shows a lack of adaptability and flexibility in adjusting one's strategies to meet new and more complex demands. The other options (selecting effective strategies, identifying goals, monitoring one's own learning) involve deliberate planning, reflection, and adjustment of cognitive processes to achieve learning goals, which are central to cognitive self-regulation.

Which Behavior Is LEAST Associated of a Cognitive Self-Regulation Process