BEHAVIORISM LEARNING THEORY

Behaviorism is a theory of learning based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. 

• True

• False

Who are the pioneer of the behaviorism?

• ivan pavlov, Edward Twillight, John Broadus Watson, Burhuss Frederic Skinner

• Ivan Pavlov, Edward Lee Thorndike, John Broadus Watson, Burhuss Frederic Skinner

• Edward Lee Thorndike, Burhuss Frederick Skinner, Bronfenbrenner, Ivan Pavlov

• Ivan Pavlov, Edward Lee Thorndike, Burhuss Frederick Skinner, Watson John Broadus

Which are the correct laws of learning by Edward Lee Thorndike.

• Laws of readiness, Laws of exercise, Laws of effect

• Laws of reading, Laws of practice, Laws of exercise

• Laws of effect, Laws of practice, Laws of readiness

Answer explanation

No matter how skilled you are or how cautious you are, each and every one of us would have to face failure at some point in our life. And that's completely okay. We can keep practicing! (ง'̀-'́)ง

All learning is based on experience.

• False

• True

Learning through receiving a reward is called

• Punishment

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

Answer explanation

Did you know, that the reward system in the brain releases neurotransmitters that make you feel great once it receives a reward? (≧◡≦)

Learning through receiving something you don’t want is called

• Negative reinforcement

• Positive reinforcement

• Punishment

Who was not the pioneer for classical conditioning?

• Ivan Pavlov

• Edward Lee Thorndike

• John Broadus Watson

What was Skinner’s experiment?

• Skinner’s Box

• Dog Experiment

• Little Albert

What was John B Watson’s experiment?

• Dog Experiment

• Little Albert

• Puzzle Box

Answer explanation

There's a rumour that little albert was taken without the knowledge of his parents

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These are ways for you as a future teacher to develop a positive attitude in your students, except

• Create a positive learning space for your student

• Help your student visualize positive outcomes for all scenarios

• Giving punishment to students

• Eliminate negative talk

Answer explanation

‘Teach the way you’d want to be taught.’