behavourism Flashcards

1
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classical conditioning is learning through…

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association

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2
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operant conditioning is learning through….

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consequences

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3
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What are the 3 consequences in operant conditioning

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Positive reinforcement, Negative reinforcement and Punishment

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4
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What is reinforcement

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A consequence of a behaviour that increases the likelihood of that behaviour being repeated.

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5
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What did Pavlov do?

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Pavlov showed how dogs could be conditioned to salivate at the sound of a bell

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6
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Evaluation:
What is a strength of behaviourism(1)

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Based on well-controlled research
Focused on the measurement of observable behaviour
Scientific Credibility

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7
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Evaluation:
What is a weakness of behavourism(1)

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Behavourists may have oversimplified the learning process- behavourists may have ignored important influence on learning( human thought)

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8
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Evaluate:
What is a strength of behavourism(2)

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Principles of conditioning have been applied to real world problems
operant condition is the basis of token economy systems

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