Analogies: Who's Who In The Learning World?

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Jean Piaget is to Cognitive Development as Lev Vygotsky is to:
- Behaviorism
- Humanism
- Social Constructivism
- Classic Conditioning

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"Analogies: Who's Who in the Learning World?" is a challenging quiz designed for educators, students, and lifelong learners to test their knowledge of famous figures in education, psychology, and learning theories. Dive into analogies that connect key thought leaders like Piaget, Vygotsky, Bloom, and Gardner with their groundbreaking contributions to learning and development. This quiz not only sharpens critical thinking but also deepens understanding of educational principles and practices. Perfect for professional development or classroom activities, this engaging quiz is a great way to explore the who’s who of the learning world. Test your knowledge and learn something new today!

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Howard Gardner is to Multiple Intelligences as Benjamin Bloom is to:
- Emotional Intelligence
- Zone of Proximal Development
- Operant Conditioning
- Taxonomy of Educational Objectives
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B.F. Skinner is to Operant Conditioning as John Watson is to:
- Behaviorism
- Social Learning
- Cognitive Development
- Humanistic Psychology
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Maria Montessori is to Self-Directed Learning as John Dewey is to:
- Experiential Learning
- Psychodynamic Theory
- Classical Conditioning
- Direct Instruction
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Albert Bandura is to Social Learning Theory as Jerome Bruner is to:
- Operant Conditioning
- Constructivist Theory
- Classical Conditioning
- Humanistic Psychology
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Abraham Maslow is to Hierarchy of Needs as Carl Rogers is to:
- Classical Conditioning
- Client-Centered Therapy
- Cognitive Development
- Operant Conditioning
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Edward Thorndike is to Law of Effect as Ivan Pavlov is to:
- Operant Conditioning
- Classical Conditioning
- Multiple Intelligences
- Experiential Learning
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Erik Erikson is to Psychosocial Development as Sigmund Freud is to:
- Cognitive Development
- Behaviorism
- Psychosexual Development
- Constructivist Theory
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John B. Watson is to Little Albert Experiment as Albert Bandura is to:
- Bobo Doll Experiment
- Skinner Box Experiment
- Strange Situation Experiment
- Stanford Prison Experiment
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Lawrence Kohlberg is to Moral Development as Carol Gilligan is to:
- Emotional Intelligence
- Ethics of Care
- Classical Conditioning
- Multiple Intelligences
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Analogies: Who's Who in the Learning World?

Jean Piaget is to Cognitive Development as Lev Vygotsky is to:

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Howard Gardner is to Multiple Intelligences as Benjamin Bloom is to:

B.F. Skinner is to Operant Conditioning as John Watson is to:

Maria Montessori is to Self-Directed Learning as John Dewey is to:

Albert Bandura is to Social Learning Theory as Jerome Bruner is to:

Abraham Maslow is to Hierarchy of Needs as Carl Rogers is to:

Edward Thorndike is to Law of Effect as Ivan Pavlov is to:

Erik Erikson is to Psychosocial Development as Sigmund Freud is to:

John B. Watson is to Little Albert Experiment as Albert Bandura is to:

Lawrence Kohlberg is to Moral Development as Carol Gilligan is to: