behavourism

what is the definition of a stimulus

• A thing or event that causes an individual to react

• Behaviorism

• the way some one reacts to an object

• the way someone reacts to an object or thing after training

what is a common trait of behaviorism

• sigmund freud

• the brain is treated like a computer

• Maslow hierarchy of needs

• Classic conditioning

Behaviourists argue that a person is influenced by the what ?

• weaather

• enviroment

• stimukus

• response

behaviourist believe that children come in to the world as a

in Pavlos experiment the when dog first ever saw the food it started to salvate this was called the what ?

• Conditioned response

• unconditioned stimulus

• conditioned response

• unconditioned response

Alberto bandura created what theory

• behaviourism

• operant conritioning

• social conditioning

• social learning theoru

skinners box is related to what theory

• classic conditioning

• operant conditioning

• social conditioning

• hair conditioning

Josh received 25 press ups for being naughty in Wills lesson within operant conditioning this is know as

• negative reinforcement

• positive reinforcement

• punishment

• perfect

Tilly got caught speeding in her new porche 911 and got another 3 points bringing her total to 9 points on her licence she has been told if she gets caught again she will get a ban so she decides not to speed. this is

• modelling

• negative reinforcement

• ponishment

• a good idea

Charlie got a question right in wills lesson so will give him a packet of haribo sweets. This is a form of

• positive reinforcement

• favourtism

• classic conditioning

• punishment