Behavourist Approach Flashcards

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what are the assumptions of the behaviourist approach?

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  • we are a ‘blank slate’ and behaviour is learnt
  • learning takes place in different forms, classical conditioning (Pavlov) and operant conditioning (Skinner)
  • Only interested in behaviour that can be observed
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2
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What supports classical conditioning?

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Pavlovs dog

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3
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Classical conditioning

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neutral stimulus
unconditioned stimulus > unconditioned response
neutral + US = condition stimulus
conditioned stimuli > conditioned response

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4
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what supports operant conditioning

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skinners rat
- rat gets rewarded when pulls lever

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5
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A03 for behaviourist approach

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6
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what is classical conditioning

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learning through association

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7
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what is operant conditioning

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learning through punishment / reinforcement

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8
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what is positive reinforcement

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rewarding

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9
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what is negeatige reinforcement

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