Behaviourism

Assumption: The behaviourist approach is concerned with studying behaviour that can be observed and measured. This makes the approach scientific as it produces what kind of evidence? ................................. 1

• Subjective

• Secondary

• Empirical

Behaviourism is not concerned with investigating mental processes.

It therefor rejected Wilhelm Wundt's ......................................

• Structuralism

• Empiricism

• Introspection

What type of conditioning is a process where the consequences of a response(behaviour) determines the probability (likelihood) of it being repeated.

• Classical

• Operant

Assumption: Behaviourists suggested that the basic processes that govern .............................. are the same in all species. 1

• Same

• Different

What form of conditioning is defined as "learning through association" 1

• Classical

• Operant

Pavlov's dogs learned to associate the sound of the bell,

with the food. What type of stimulus is the sound of the bell? .......................... stimulus

• Neutral

• Unconditioned

• Conditioned

Pavlov's dogs learned to associate the sound of the bell,

with the food. What type of stimulus is the food? ................................ stimulus

• Neutral

• Unconditioned

• Conditioned

When food is presented to a dog, it causes salivation. In this case, salivation is a ................................... response 1

• Neutral

• Unconditioned

• Conditioned

When the sound of the bell is effectively paired with the food. The sound of the bell alone can cause salivation. In this case salivation has become a ................................... response 1

• Neutral

• Unconditioned

• Conditioned

What is the surname of the male psychologist that conditioned a child to fear rat?

• Skinner

• Watson

• Pavlov