3. Mini Quiz
1. Behaviorists believe that all of the important causes of behavior can be found in an individual's
a. unconscious mind.
b. conscious mind.
c. personality traits.
d. environment.

4. Mini Quiz 2. Behaviorism has its philosophical roots in
a. associationism.
b. empiricism.
c. hedonism.
d. all of the above

5. Mini Quiz 3. The basic idea behind empiricism is
a. two things become linked mentally if they are experienced close together in time.
b. the structure of the mind determines our experience of reality.
c. everything we know is the result of our experience with reality.
d. every large phenomenon can be understood by breaking it down into smaller components.

6. Mini Quiz
4. John Locke's conception of the newborn mind as a tabula rasa is closely associated with the idea of
a. associationism.
b. empiricism.
c. rationalism.
d. reductionism.

7. Mini Quiz 5. Test 2 was ____ than test 1. a. easier. b. harder.
c. about the same.

8. “Getting inside of your head”

9. Types of Learning 1) Habituation 2) Classical Conditioning
3) Operant Conditioning

10. Classical Conditioning
Why do you cringe when you see fingernails and a chalk board?

11. Ivan Pavlov

12. Classical Conditioning
“learned”
Stimulus
a condition that elicits a response
Response
a behavior done after the stimulus

13. Classical Conditioning
Unconditioned Stimulus (UCS)
Unconditioned Response (UCR)
Conditioned Stimulus (CS)
Conditioned Response (CR)

14. Classical Conditioning

18. Chalkboard
Figure out the:
Neutral Stimulus
UCS
UCR CS CR

20. Classical Conditioning in Dating
Make women/men love you!
Figure out the:
Neutral Stimulus
UCS
UCR CS CR

21. Classical Conditioning in Dating
Neutral Stimulus No response

22. Classical Conditioning in Dating
UCS UCR

23. Classical Conditioning in Dating
Neutral Stimulus UCR
and UCS

24. Classical Conditioning in Dating
CS CR

25. Classical Conditioning in Dating
But. . .
Day 1

26. Classical Conditioning in Dating
But. . .
Day 2

27. Classical Conditioning in Dating
But. . .
Day 100

28. Classical Conditioning in Dating
But. . .
Day 150
Extinction

29. Or

30. Or

31. Or

32. Or Second-order conditioning
Something paired with the CS can itself begin to elicit the response

33. Or

34. Or

35. Or

36. Or Stimulus Generalization
Stimuli like the CS well tend to elicit the same response as the CS

37. Questionnaire

38. Group Activity Why do you think a person might have social phobia?
How would you cure a person with this problem?

39. Classical Conditioning
Social Anxiety
Social Phobia
General Anxiety
Learned helplessness

41. Classical Conditioning
Example: Little Albert

42. Classical Conditioning
Phobias
Typically occur through association
The feared object is paired with an unpleasant feelings
Flooding
Systematic desensitization

43. Classical Conditioning
Food
Deliver good news not bad news

44. Types of Learning 1) Habituation 2) Classical Conditioning
3) Operant Conditioning