Hypothetical construct

[JackMichaelson]

Why is learning considered to be a hypothetical construct?

[zomgSEAN]

As it cannot be directly observed or measured. Only inferences can be made on the occurrence of it.

Basically, you can't actually SEE it happen.

[JackMichaelson]

is it acutally examinable?

[zomgSEAN]

check the study design PDF - simply ctrl+F 'hypothetical' and see if it's on there.

but, i'd say it is allowed to be asked (probably in the form of a MC), but it's improbable.

[masonnnn]

it can't be physically seen or proven i'd assume.
if your down to thinking about things like this you probably know the stuff pretty well though haha

[masonnnn]

oh wow, i really got beaten there.

[JackMichaelson]

yeah, im just going through all my papers now, i've done like 60 or so, so theres like really dodgy 2000-2004 papers.

[Slumdawg]

yeah, im just going through all my papers now, i've done like 60 or so, so theres like really dodgy 2000-2004 papers.

HOLY SHITTTTTTT!

Matt123 clone...

[zomgSEAN]

hmm, if anything i think it will be a question like:

The process of learning is referred to as a hypothetical construct because:
A - it involves a relatively permanent change in behaviour
B - is a result of experience
C - it cannot be directly observed or measured
D - all of the above.

also, 60!
i've done 20, and i thought THAT was good, ha!

[jinny1]

WTF 60???

you mean 60 questions right..?

[JackMichaelson]

hmm, if anything i think it will be a question like:

The process of learning is referred to as a hypothetical construct because:
A - it involves a relatively permanent change in behaviour
B - is a result of experience
C - it cannot be directly observed or measured
D - all of the above.

also, 60!
i've done 20, and i thought THAT was good, ha!

20 is good, your in yr 12. whereas year 11's like me have only 2 subjects to concentrate on. =]

[masonnnn]

yeah, im just going through all my papers now, i've done like 60 or so, so theres like really dodgy 2000-2004 papers.

HOLY SHITTTTTTT!

Matt123 clone...

hahahha yesssss.

psychology exam with a 42 degree temperature. he is no man, he is god.

[zomgSEAN]

hmm, if anything i think it will be a question like:

The process of learning is referred to as a hypothetical construct because:
A - it involves a relatively permanent change in behaviour
B - is a result of experience
C - it cannot be directly observed or measured
D - all of the above.

also, 60!
i've done 20, and i thought THAT was good, ha!

20 is good, your in yr 12. whereas year 11's like me have only 2 subjects to concentrate on. =]

Ah, yes.

How i wish i fast-tracked something last year.

[jinny1]

im in year 11.. doing one subject and have only done around 20-25 exams...

now i feel bad...

[JackMichaelson]

im in year 11.. doing one subject and have only done around 20-25 exams...

now i feel bad...

naa u should feel good that your not a nerdy kid who has no life. =D
anyways, how do we explain why like relearning is most sensitive msure of rttn?