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the person mostly responsible for psychology as a scientific discipline in it's own right
Sigmund Freud
Ivan Pavlov
Wilhelm Wundt
John B Watson
most associated with the psychodynamic approach in psychology
Freud
Watson
Wundt
Pavlov
the founder of behaviourism as a school of thought and research in psychology
Freud
Watson
Wundt
Neisser
According the behaviourist approach, behaviour is primarily the result of learning. Learning consists of simple processes known as
Processing
Memory
Conditioning
Recovering
where classical conditioning is by association, operant conditioning is by
Reward
Experience
Memory
Emotion
In Pavlov's Dogs experiment after classical conditioning had taken place the sound of the bell was a
Neutral Stimulus
Unconditioned response
Conditioned Stimulus
Conditioned Response
in Watson's little Albert experiment, what was used as the Neutral/conditioned stimulus in the original trial
A Beard
A Rabbit
A Rat
A Dog
Developed the theory on the 'Law of Effect'
Pavlov
Skinner
Thorndike
Watson
Developed a Box as an objective way of measuring the effects of reinforcement on behaviour by it provides an easy way of recording the subjects actions
Skinner
Pavlov
Watson
Freud
According to behaviourist principles getting money for working acts as a
Motivator
Reinforcer
Punishment
Inspiration
A key strength of the behaviourist approach is that it is
Based on case studies
Highly testable
based on mental processes
not testable
A key principle of Social Learning Theory is that we learn from
Insight
Environmental cues
Actions
Observing
In the social Learning theory there are 4 stages to processing incoming info. which one is not one of these 4
Attention
Encoding
Imitation
Reacting
a Key weakness of the behaviourist approach is that
it is not testable
it ignore what goes on in between Stimulus and Behaviour
it is subjective
it relies too heavily on case studies