History
Behaviorism is based on this
What is a person's actions?
He was this professor's best student and continued to work in Behaviorism.
Who is William James?
He introduced this concept which if based on an incentive would likely increase the chance of the behavior repeating itself.
What is reinforcement?
His Stamped-In behaviors closely resembles this.
What is positive reinforcement?
When an observer learns something new by watching, it is called this.
What is modeling?
The first person to experiment on changing Behavior, experimented with his dogs
Who is Ivan Pavlov?
Watson believed in only identifying "observable facts" which became the basis for this word.
What is Behaviorism?
His concept of operant conditioning is based on this.
What is consequences?
His Stamped-Out concept closely resembles this.
What is negative reinforcement?
This Law states that students do not learn complex tasks in a single session.
What is the Law of Exercise?
Behaviorism is based on these principles
What are the principles of learning?
He was criticized for his experiment with Little Baby Albert, the criticism was this.
What is he never counterconditioning the baby to NOT be afraid of everything white?
Step in front of a moving bus, break a leg, don't step in front of a moving bus; is a good example of this.
What is operant conditioning?
This is one of Thorndike's Laws which states that pleasant events increase behavioral responses.
What is the Law of Effect?
Goal setting is a very important function in Behavior therapy, goals must include these three criteria's.
What is goals must be clear, measurable, and tangible?
Pavlov's discovery of Classical conditioning is based on this. (3-answers)
What is Stimulus - Response Bond, shaping and conditioning?
Watson's experiment showed the little baby Albert did this to anything white.
What is generalization or generalized?
Negative reinforcement, according to Skinner was this.
What is the removal of an aversive stimuli?
This Thorndike Law is based on the concept of what is most recently learned, are best remembered.
What is the Law of Regency (Readiness)?
If Aversive stimuli is used then Stamped-Out will occur, this means....
What is reduce or lose the S-R Bond?
Behaviorism is the basis for these two therapy models.
What is Behavior therapy, and Cognitive-Behavior Therapy?
Watson and James's research profoundly impacted American society in much of the following ways. (3-answers)
What is education, the military, parenting, and penal institutions?
Behavior Therapy is based on giving clients this
What are choices or options?
If we reward a behavior, it will "Stamp-In this.
What is the S-R Bond?
A common Behavior therapy usage is to stop smoking, this would be a good example.
What is a person smokes 20 cigarettes a day, reduce the amount smoked by 1 each day for 20 weeks?