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Week 2: Behavioral Perspective of Learning and Behavior

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Week 2: Behavioral Perspective of Learning and Behavior
  1. Beginnings of Behavioral Perspective
    1. Aristotle
      1. Principles of Association:
        1. Temporal and spatial contiguity
          1. Similarity
            1. Contrast
          2. John Locke
            1. Tabula Rasa: Everyone is born with a blank slate
            2. Thomas Brown
              1. Secondary Laws
                1. Frequency
                  1. Intensity
              2. Major Behavioral Scientists: Wilhelm Wundt, Ivan Pavlov, John B. Watson, B.F. Skinner
                1. Our Perspective
                  1. Like a house
                    1. Like a cup
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