Pavlov
Animal that Pavlov used to prove his theory
Dog
Animal that Skinner used for his experiment
Rat
This is what Piaget's theory is called
Theory of Cognitive Development
Lowest stage of Maslow's pyramid. Essential for survival
Physiological
Spoken and Written Words
Linguistic
The thing that brings about a response is called this
When a behavior dies out because there is no reinforcing stimulus is called
Extinction
This is the stage when children explore their world through their senses. Ages Infant - 2 years
Sensorimotor
Belonging
Ability to think deeply and philosophically about life and its meaning
Existential
What happened when Pavlov rang the bell BEFORE he conditioned the dog?
Nothing
This is what Skinner's theory is called
At which stage of development are children most egocentric?
Pre-operational
You avoid a place where a terrorist attack occurred bacause you don't want it to happen to you. Which of Maslow's needs does this fulfill?
Safety
Know themselves well; are content to work independently.
Intrapersonal
What happened when Pavlov rang the bell AFTER he conditioned the dog?
The dog salivated
A behavior followed by a reinforcing stimulus results in a _____ probability of that behavior occurring in the future .
This is the third stage of Piaget's theory from ages 7 - 11 where kids are logical thinkers and can solve problems and understand cause and effect.
This is the level where we can relax, be creative, give back and do what we want.
Self - Actualization
Interactions with one's environment; using the body to solve problems
Kinesthetic
Classical Conditioning
A behavior no longer followed by the reinforcing stimulus results in a ______ probability of that behavior occurring in the future
You are in currently in this stage. You can think about abstract concepts and understand hypothetical situations.
Formal Operational Stage
A teenager criticizes their appearance in the mirror and wishes they had confidence and popularity. This is an example of which of Maslow's needs?
Esteem
Interactions with others
Interpersonal