What is the use of pleasant and unpleasant consequences to change behavior
100
Number of phases involved in observational learning.
What is 4?
100
Number of psychological stages that people pass through in their life time
What is 8?
100
Gardner's Famous Theory
What is Multiple Intelligences?
100
Kohlberg's Famous Theory
What is Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Reasoning?
200
Skinner Box
What is Skinner famous for the development of?
200
The first phase in observational learning, when people start to pay attention to models.
What is attentional phase?
200
Occurs during adolescence when teenagers start to answer the question who am I
What is Stage V: Identity vs Role Confusion?
200
the ability to recognize and apply ones thoughts, feelings and interests.
What is Intrapersonal Intelligence?
200
The number of stages in Kohlberg's Stages of Moral Reasoning.
What is 6?
300
Famous experiment by Pavlov
What is the bell and dog?
300
This is the phase where teachers have a chance to model the behavior that they want students to imitate.
What is Retention Phase?
300
Happens from 18 months to 3 Years old.. Strive to do things for themselves
Children in this phase have the dual desire to hold on and let go
What is Stage II: Autonomy Vs Doubt?
300
The ability to coordinate movement
What is Bodily/ Kinesthetic Intelligence?
300
Piaget's Famous Theory
What is Piaget's Theory of Moral Development?
400
The process of repeatedly associating a neutral stimulus in an unconditioned stimulus in order to evoke a response
What is classical conditioning?
400
Where students try to match their behaviors to the model's.
What is Reproduction?
400
Occurs during young adulthood. Young adult is ready to form a relationship of trust and intimacy with another individual. If a person repeatedly fails at doing so they will retreat into isolation.
What is Stage VI: Intimacy vs Isolation?
400
The ability to reflect on abstract ideas.
What is Existential Intelligence?
400
The stage where children believe their rules are unchangeable and breaking them leads automatically to punishment.
What is heteronomous morality?
500
Stimuli that has no effect on the response being studied
What is neutral stimuli?
500
The final stage, where students imitate a model because doing so will increase their own chances of being reinforced.
What is Motivational?
500
Final stage, which occurs in late adulthood. People look back over their lifetime and resolve their final crisis - they will either have a sense of despair or integrity.
What is Stage VIII: Integrity Vs Despair?
500
The ability to speak and write well.
/What is Linguistic Intelligence?
500
The stage at which the person understands that people make rules and punishments are not automatic.