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Assumptions/ history theorists Key concepts Application Critical Eval

100 What is the behaviourist view of human nature? Back

500 Behaviorism can be said to be a reaction to what? Back

200 Psychology should concentrate on what? Back

100 as a behaviorist sees it: Freewill is ___ Back

400 Behavior is the product of _________ Back

500 Behaviorism emphasizes what? Back

100 who brought us classical conditioning? Back

200 What is the law of effect? And who coined it? Back

100 What is operant conditioning? And who coined it Back

400 Bandura is best known for _____ Back

100 Describe Watsons famous experiment and its importance Back

200 State two empirical studies used to support Behaviourism and the major findings of each. Back

200 In operant conditioning, bar pressing behaviour that is not ___ will undergo extinction. Back

400 State the four contingencies of reinforcement. Which ones will result in the steadiest rate of learning? Back

300 Describe the difference between negative reinforcement and punishment. State an example of each Back

300 What is a token economy? Back

300 What is drive reduction theory? Back

The Question

100 What was Skinners model of education called? Back

500 How does skinner account for language acquisition? Back

200 How did Behaviourism affect the nature/nurture debate? Why? Back

400 State two major criticisms of Behaviourism. Back

300 state two positive contributions of behaviorism. Back

400 How would a behaviorist explain gender roles? Back

400 How has Behaviourism contributed to the systematic study of psychology? Back

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. Back

Place your wagers!! Back

State 2 strengths and 2 weaknesses aspects of Behaviourism. Back