3.4 Communication And Social Behaviour

Question 1

Passing responsibility for an individual action to a group.

Answer 1

De-individuation

Question 2

Application of different responses to a variety of closely related stimuli.

Answer 2

Discrimination

Question 3

Events of the past that contribute to learning.

Answer 3

Experience

Question 4

Removal of behaviour that has not been reinforced.

Answer 4

Extinction of behaviour

Question 5

Application of a response to a variety of closely related stimuli.

Answer 5

Generalisation

Question 6

Copying the behaviours or beliefs of a role model.

Answer 6

Identification

Question 7

Process of copying behaviour that has been observed.

Answer 7

Imitation

Question 8

Result of the successful bonding process between infant and career.

Answer 8

Infant attachment

Question 9

Changes in behaviour or beliefs as a result of persuasion.

Answer 9

Internalisation

Question 10

Modification of behaviour in light of experiences.

Answer 10

Learning

Question 11

Ability to carry out a task involving skeletal muscle.

Answer 11

Motor skill

Question 12

Communication by means other than by words and language.

Answer 12

Non-verbal communication

Question 13

The process of seeing an event occurring.

Answer 13

Observation

Question 14

The process by which behaviours are rewarded or not.

Answer 14

Reinforcement

Question 15

Use of reinforcement in trial-and-error situations to produce desired behaviours.

Answer 15

Shaping

Question 16

Enhanced performance in competitive or audience situations.

Answer 16

Social facilitation

Question 17

Type of learning that relies on reinforcement.

Answer 17

Trial-and-error learning

Question 18

Communication using words and language.

Answer 18

Verbal communication