Behaviourist assumptions

As Behaviourists believe that all behaviour is learned, this supports what debate?

• Nature
• Nurture
• Idiographic
• Holism

what is the name for the concept of "blank slate"

• Tabula Rasa
• Classical Conditioning
• Operant Conditioning
• Reinforcement

What do behaviourists believe we are born with?

• nothing
• a personality and specific behavioural traits
• the capacity to learn

In Classical Conditioning, what is the name for the stimulus that already exists and generates a response?

• Unconditioned Stimulus
• Neutral Stimulus
• Conditioned stimulus

In Classical conditioning, what is the name for the stimulus that before conditioning elicits no response?

• neutral stimulus
• unconditioned stimulus
• conditioned stimulus

In Classical conditioning, what becomes the conditioned stimulus?

• neutral stimulus
• unconditioned stimulus

In Pavlov's Dogs experiment, what was the unconditioned stimulus?

• Food
• Bell
• Salivation

In Pavlov's Dogs experiment, what was the unconditioned response?

• Food
• Bell
• Salivation

In Pavlov's Dogs experiment, what was the neutral stimulus?

• Food
• Bell
• Salivation

In Operant conditioning, we learn via.....

• association
• consequences
• our parents
• the media