Learning Aim A1 Test

We behave in ways based on previous experiences. What school of thought is this?

• Behaviourist

• Humanistic

• Psychodynamic

• Cognitive

Match the following

• Removing something that is favourable

• Negative Reinforcement

• Withholding a positive stimulus/ outcome

• Positive Punishment

• Introducing an unfavourable outcome

• Negative Punishment

• Rewarding with a favourable outcome

• Positive Reinforcement

Categorise each term into each category

Groups:

(a) Behaviourist

,

(b) Humanistic

,

(c) Pyschodynamic

,

(d) Cognitive

• Pavlov

• Freud

• Little Albert (Watson and Rayner)

• Maslow

• Iceberg Analogy

• Rogers

• All about mental processes

• Skinner's Box

• No theorists in UPS revision

• Bandura's Social Leanring

The use of familiar stimulus to influence behaviour towards a new stimulus is called ​ (a)  

• Classical Conditioning
• Operant Conditioning

The following researchers used.....

• Dog

• Watson & Raynor

• Rat

• Skinner

• A baby

• Pavlov

• Children and a doll

• Bandura

Which of the following is not a criticism of Watson & Raynor?

• Unethical

• Children could have been attacking the doll as they felt it was want the adults wanted

• T

• V

What part of your psyche is based on morality (according to Freud)?

• Id

• Ego

• Superego

When the parts of your pysche conflict you produce a defence mechanism. What are the defence mechanisms?

• Denial, Repression, Rejection

• Denial, Repression, Rejection

• Rejection, Repression, Response

• Rejection, Denial, Aggressive

What approach is based on individual free will?

According to Freud, what part of the iceberg is made up of thoughts and memories that are stored away and not easily accessed?

• The conscious

• The preconscious

• The unconscious

• The id