Behaviourist Theorists

Question 1

Bruner: 3 models of representation

1. 0 to 1
2. 2 to 7
3. 7 Plus

Answer 1

1. Inactive - physical actions
2. Iconic - visual pictures
3. Symbolic - language being stored internally

Question 2

Bruner

Answer 2

Behaviour can be modified through actice involvement not being spoon fed

Question 3

Badura (BOBO Doll)

Observational behaviour

Answer 3

Believed human could be taught to act in a pre determined way.

Bandura belived in positive and negative reinforcement

Observational behaviour

Question 4

Pavlov (dogs)

Classical conditioing

Answer 4

Classical conditioning!

Dogs were salvating at the sight of food which is a natural reflex
Used a bell to condition the stimulus for the dog to salvate on cue

Question 5

Skinner: operant conditioning

Answer 5

Operant conditioning of behaviour

Question 6

Freud: ID, Ego, Superego

Answer 6

ID - part of our personality which is made up of innate drive, a pleasure principle.

Ego - develops from the ID during infancy, its goal is it satisify the needs from the ID

Superego - where we need to think about the wider society, concern with social rules and morals

Almost as though a angel and devil!