Which statement best describes the relationship between behaviour and learning?Which statement best describes the relationship between behaviour and learning?, A. Behaviour has no impact on learning, B. Positive behaviour can support learning, while negative behaviour can disrupt it, C. Learning only affects behaviour, not the other way around, D. Behaviour only matters outside the classroom, 2. What is an example of positive behaviour that supports learning?2. What is an example of positive behaviour that supports learning?, A. Interrupting others, B. Staying focused and participating, C. Ignoring instructions, D. Distracting classmates, 3. How can negative behaviour affect learning?3. How can negative behaviour affect learning?, A. It improves concentration, B. It has no effect, C. It disrupts learning for individuals and others, D. It makes lessons shorter, 4. What role does reinforcement play in behaviour?4. What role does reinforcement play in behaviour?, A. It has no impact, B. It discourages all behaviour, C. It strengthens or weakens behaviour depending on consequences, D. It replaces learning, 5. Which of the following is an example of negative behaviour affecting others?5. Which of the following is an example of negative behaviour affecting others?, A. Listening carefully, B. Completing tasks on time, C. Talking over others during a task, D. Asking relevant questions
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