Behaviourist Flashcards

1
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Learning occurs through:

A

Association
Direct rewards
Imitation of a model

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2
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Classical Conditioning

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Unconditional stimulus becomes associated with an existing response to create a conditioned response

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3
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Operant conditioning

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Reinforcement - encourages the behaviour
Punishment - reduces the behaviour

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4
Q

Positive reinforcement

A

Add something positive

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5
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Negative Reinforcement

A

Remove something negative

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6
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Positive punishment

A

Add something negative

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7
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Negative punishment

A

Remove something positive

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8
Q

Is the behaviourist approach nomothetic or idiographic?

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Nomothetic
Behaviour is universal
and can be generalised

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9
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Strengths of the behaviourist approach

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  • Real life application - flooding
  • Focus on scientific methodology
  • Nomothetic
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10
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Weaknesses of behaviourist approach

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  • Environmentally reductionist
  • Environmentally deterministic
  • Animal studies
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