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What is the
behaviourist view of
human nature?
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500
Behaviorism can be
said to be a reaction to
what?
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200
Psychology should
concentrate on
what?
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100
as a behaviorist
sees it:
Freewill is ___
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400
Behavior is the product
of _________
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500
Behaviorism
emphasizes what?
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who brought us
classical conditioning?
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What is the law of
effect? And who coined
it?
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What is operant
conditioning? And who
coined it
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Bandura is best known
for _____
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100
Describe Watson’s
famous experiment
and its importance
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State two empirical
studies used to support
Behaviourism and the
major findings of each.
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200
In operant conditioning,
bar pressing behaviour
that is not ___ will
undergo extinction.
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400
State the four
contingencies of
reinforcement. Which
ones will result in the
steadiest rate of learning?
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300
Describe the difference
between negative
reinforcement and
punishment. State an
example of each
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300
What is a token
economy?
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300
What is drive reduction
theory?
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What was Skinner’s
model of education
called?
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500
How does skinner account
for language acquisition?
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200
How did Behaviourism
affect the nature/nurture
debate? Why?
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400
State two major
criticisms of
Behaviourism.
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300
state two positive
contributions of
behaviorism.
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400
How would a
behaviorist explain
gender roles?
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How has Behaviourism
contributed to the
systematic study of
psychology?
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What is the difference b/n
behaviour therapy and
behaviour modification? State
one specific method used by
each and cite a theorist who
studied each and what
disorders they worked with.
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Place your wagers!!
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State 2 strengths
and 2 weaknesses
aspects of
Behaviourism.
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