Behavior change and conditioning: behaviorism overview

Behavior Change

1. Human Psychology

   • Animistic
   • Classical Philosophy
   • Realism
   • Empiricism
   • Radical Behaviorism

2. Determinants of Behavior

   • Nature
     • Genetic
       • Physical Attributes
       • Personality
   • Nurture
     • Environment
       • Use of Conditioning
       • Altering Behavior

3. Psychological Perspectives

   • Movement
     • Neurobiological
     • Behaviorism
     • Cognitivism
     • Humanistic
     • Psychodynamic
     • Socio-cultural
     • Evolutionary Genes
     • Post-Structuralist
   • Views on Self
     • Self-Esteem
     • Self-Respect
     • Self-Confidence
     • Self-awareness
     • Self-Efficacy

4. Kinds of Behavior

   • Tantruming
   • Studying
   • Assertiveness
   • Stuttering
   • Nail Biting
   • Sharing

5. Conditioning

   • Classical
     • Pavlov
     • Passive
   • Operant
     • Skinner
     • Active
     • Reinforcement
       • Positive Reward
       • Negative Reward
     • Punishment
       • Positive Punishment
       • Negative Punishment
   • Factors
     • Immediacy
     • Contingency
     • Motivation Operations
     • Individual Differences
     • Magnitude

6. Observing, Measuring & Assuring Behavior

   • Ethical Considerations
     • Beneficence
     • Non-Maleficence
     • Autonomy
     • Fidelity
     • Justice
   • Elements of Behavior
     • Frequency
     • Duration
     • Intensity
     • Latency
     • Variety
   • Modes of Identifying Behavioral Concerns
     • Direct
       • Observation
     • Indirect
       • Interviews
       • Questionairres
       • Rating Scales