Serial position and isolation effects in a classroom lecture simulation.

Holen, Michael C.; Oaster, Thomas R.

doi:10.1037/0022-0663.68.3.293

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“…Whereas the meaning of information may be derived from its relation to other information, it may require differentiation i'rom that information to be understood and recalled as a separate piece of information. This notion is supported by evidence that the isolation of an item in a sequence of items presented to learners increases the likelihood that the item will be learned (Holen & Oaster, 1976). It is also supported by other evidence (Newtson, 1973) suggesting that perceivers analyzing behavior into fine units pick up more of the information that is critical to the perceptual structure of a sequence of ongoing behavior than do perceivers analyzing behavior into larger units.…”

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Level of analysis in the perception of ongoing instruction: An exploratory study.

Koopman¹,

Newtson²

1981

Journal of Educational Psychology

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The level of perceptual analysis at which learners operate during ongoing instruction is suggested to he a variahle mediating the effects of instructional variahles on learner outcomes. Several instructional variables were manipulated to determine whether they influence the level of perceptual analysis. Unitization instructions, lesson difficulty, teacher effectiveness, and teacher order were found to significantly influence perceptual analysis. The relationships of perceptual analysis to concept learning and to evaluations of the instructors were also examined in the study. Partial support was obtained for the hypotheses that finer levels of perceptual analysis are associated with more favorable instructor evaluations and with concept learning.

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Level of analysis in the perception of ongoing instruction: An exploratory study.

Koopman¹,

Newtson²

1981

Journal of Educational Psychology

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“…BR is an axiom of GDP per Capita as a simple model of economic growth was in line with Adam Smith that real growth in GDP per capita increases the quality-of-life, was originated 1863. 15 Modern research evidences a logarithmic correlation between life-expectancy and growth in GDP: 2% long-term growth in GDP per capita raises life-expectancy by 3 months. Such growth in GDP during 200 years has more than redoubled average life-expectancy in the industrialized world.…”

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Economic psychology for laymen

2024

JPCPY

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Neuroeconomics can now replace the Paradigm of Bounded Rationality (BR) by a rooting in positivist economic psychology. The key finding is that the neuroeconomic Model of Decision-Making (NeM), based on neuroeconomic trials, suspends subjectivism, identifying risk-willingness as a basal parameter of economic behavior. Further, NeM and behavioral psychology (Big5 Taxonomy) integrates correlation studies into an Economic Psychology that simplifies Sensi-training in the Big5 to persons without specialism in Psychology. Finally, this Economic Psychology implicates a new interdisciplinary outlook on three domains of Economics: Evidence of the Florida Thesis on the Rise of the Creative Class as a qualitative growth effect A positivist framework for modern stress-management by classical meditative in-depth relaxation Recognition of prejudices as a special problem of behavioral science due to the interaction of subject and object Discussion focuses on the significance to economic growth theory to abandon BR. The conclusion is, that the simple model of accounting real growth in GDP, must be replaced by a tripartite model already termed 3P in management research (Planet, Personnel and Profit) including negative growth factors, too. The 3P has a common outcome in Quality-Adjusted Life Years (QALY) which at the global level has a negative aggregated value in the 21 Century. So, political measures to counterbalance, for instance the damage to the climate, are discussed concluding an urgent need for a global CO2 Tariff (ET).

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“…37 In accordance with this finding, the essence of meditation is interpreted as a "Psychology of Silence". 38 The neurodynamics of meditation is explained by the Neuroeconomic Decision-Making Model (NeM). 28…”

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A pluralist assessment of industrialization

Larsen

2023

JABB

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The established method of health technology assessment (HTA) is in this study expanded to a Pluralist Technology Assessment (PTA) including the Ecosystem in the production function. Market economy can grow by moderate reciprocal relations where the Government supports the framework for free market enterprise. However, the PTA concludes that industrial side-effects such as global warming and job-related stress today more than outweigh contemporary gains by GDP growth. Sustainable development requires a stronger economic reciprocity with collaborative (public) finance of interventions for the common good in accordance with the democratic social contract claimed by Rousseau 1762. A development from moderate to strong reciprocity is definitely a biological option based on across-the-center collaboration between Social Liberal and Social Democrat parties. A critical economic-political reform for such sustainable development is a CO2 Tariff (ET) towards global warming. However, in a globalized economy there is a national conflict of interests between Eco-protection by ET and business/employment which slows down the implementation. So, a globalized economy requires that the ET is implemented from the international level. A major part of the international ET revenue, for instance by the partners of the Paris Agreement 2015, can be used for Direct Air Capture of CO2 (DAC) and spillover technologies for instance synthetic fuels for heavy transport by sea and aircrafts. At the national level, the ET revenue must be used partly for social compensation to low-income groups, partly for new technology development in special sectors as agriculture and transport by sea and air. At the population level, “Simple Living” as a bottom-up alternative to consumerism complements the political interventions. Part of Simple Living is meditative in-depth-relaxation for better stress-management where a professional collaboration between Medicine and Health Economics can accelerate the development.

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Serial position and isolation effects in a classroom lecture simulation.

Cited by 10 publications

References 18 publications

Level of analysis in the perception of ongoing instruction: An exploratory study.

Level of analysis in the perception of ongoing instruction: An exploratory study.

Economic psychology for laymen

A pluralist assessment of industrialization

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