BEHAVIORISM THEORY

Behaviourism is a discipline based on the conceptions of ______

• Habits

• Skills

• Habilities

Who is famous for his experiments with dogs?

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What does the theory suggest?

• Focuses on how information is received, organized, stored and retrieved by the mind.

• It suggested that people actively construct or make their own knowledge.

• It suggested that learning and behavior are the result of stimulus-response associations.

• Focuses on human beings rather than supernatural or divine insight.

How else did Pavlov call the detailed study of the phenomenon of behaviorism?

• unconditioned reflexes

• stimulus response

• conditioned reflexes

• Pavlov's responses

Which of the following relationships corresponds to behaviorism?

• Stimulus - Responses

• Social - Interaction

• Scientific - Personality

• Stimulus - Philologist

Which of the following is an example of how behaviorism is currently implemented?

• acquiring knowledge

• praising students

• social interaction

• environmental interaction

Which of the following is also an example of how behaviorism is currently implemented?

• homework

• memorization and repetition

• interaction with other students

• writing activities

The more they practice, the more they are being praised for doing well and achieve high grades.

• False

• True

What are one of the implications about behaviorism?

• It doesn't work properly

• It is required a lot of effort from the professor

• Students get bored

• It doesn't mean that students are learning

Which element of behaviorism helps create a habit in students?

• using routines

• easy tasks

• everyday homework

• each other day homework