A- Philosophical Underpinnings Flashcards

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3 levels of understanding that contribute to scientific knowledge

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description, prediction, control

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What is science?

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a systematic approach for seeking and organizing knowledge about the world

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Description

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facts about events that can be quantified, classified, and examined

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Prediction

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repeated observations that reveal other events can occur

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5
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Does correlation = causation?

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No

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Control

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can cause an event to occur

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What is the 3rd and highest level of scientific understanding?

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control

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What are the attitudes of science?

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(DEER PP) Determinism, Empiricism, Experimentation, Replication, Parsimony, Philosophical doubt

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Determinism

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universe is a lawful and orderly place

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Empiricism

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practice of objective observation and measurement of the phenomena of interest

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Experimentation

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basic strategy of science

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Replication

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the repeating of experiments (repeating the independent variable)

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Parsimony

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all simple explanations are ruled out before more complex ideas are explained

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Philosophical Doubt

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continue to question the truthfulness of facts (remain skeptical)

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3 Branches of Behavioral Analysis

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Behaviorism, Experimental Analysis of Behavior, Applied Behavior Analysis

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Behaviorism

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the philosophy of the science of behavior, basic research of EAB, and ABA as a technology for improving behavior

17
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Watson’s Stimulus Response Behaviorism

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recognized as the spokesman for a new direction in psychology

18
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With behaviorist, psychology =

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observable behaviors

19
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What is the S-R theory?

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stimulus response theory where environmental stimulus evoke response

20
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Who created Experimental Analysis of Behavior?

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created by B.F Skinner

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What is EAB?

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The rate at which a single subject emitted a given behavior in a controlled and standardized experimental chamber

22
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Who is the founder of Respondent/ Classical conditioning?

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Ivan Pavlov

23
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What is respondent/ classical conditioning?

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reflexive behavior that is elicited by stimuli that precede them

24
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Who created the S-R theory?

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Watson

25
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Who founded Operant Conditioning?

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B.F Skinner

26
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What model is created with operant conditioning?

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S-R-S Model

27
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What is another name for the S-R-S model?

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Three term contingency