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1_1_The Learning Approach - Behaviourism

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  1. 1What are the assumptions of the learning approach:behaviorism?- Only interested in what is observable
    - Basic processes can be observed in ALL species
  2. 2What are the 2 forms of learning looked at in the behaviourist approach?Operant conditioning
    Classical conditioning
  3. 3Who first demonstrated classical conditioning?Pavlov
  4. 4What did he find from his study?That dogs could be conditioned to salivate at the sound of a bell if the bell sound was repeatedly paired with food
  5. 5What is the basic formula for classical conditioning?UCS -> UCR
    NS -> No response
    UCS + NS = UCR
    (repeat this)
    NS becomes the CS
    So, CS -> CR
  6. 6Who suggested operant conditioning?BF Skinner
  7. 7What are the 3 types of consequences of behaviour?Positive reinforcement
    Negative reinforcement
    Punishment
  8. 8What are the 2 experiments that were done in Skinner's box?1. Used rats, and sometimes pigeons, to test positive reinforcement. A food pellet was given when the rat pressed a lever - rat continually presses lever
    2. Testing negative reinforcement - An electric shock is given until rat presses the lever - When rat experiences shock it presses lever to stop this
  9. 9Strength of behaviorist approach (scientific):- Approach has scientific credibility
    - Focused on measurable behaviour in highly controlled settings (Replicable)
    - Behaviourism was V. Influential in development of psychology as a science
    - RESULT: Greater credibility and status
  10. 10Strength of behaviorist approach (application):- Real life application
    - Principle have been applied to real world behaviours and problems
    - E.g. Prisons - Token economy system (good behaviours are rewarded with tokens for other privileges)
    - Classical conditioning also helped with treatment for phobias
  11. 11Weakness of behaviourist approach (mechanistic)- From this perspective animals and humans are seen as machine-like
    - No conscious insight into behaviour
  12. 12Weakness of behaviourist approach (ethics)- Ethical issues in animal studies
    - Animals were exposed to stressful situation which may have affected HOW they reacted in the experiment (and may have caused harm)

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(Approaches) Mock exam Fichas sobre 1_1_The Learning Approach - Behaviourism, creado por Mollie Thompson el 24/01/2017.
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