Classical Conditioning
Watson Behaviorism
Radical Behaviorism
Applying Behaviorism
Evaluations of the Theories
100

The belief that one is born with a blank slate as an infant.

What is tabula rasa?

100

The person who utilized Pavlov’s theory to manipulate emotional reactions, as demonstrated in Little Albert’s case

Who is Watson?

100

Skinner attended this institution to better understand behavior rather than to write about it. 

Why Harvard?

100

Theorists Freud and Skinner did not believe in this concept.

What is free will?

100

The scientific method of gathering data in which the researcher manipulates different variables to establish causation.

What is experimental research?

200

Pavlov's behaviorall procedure in which a desired stimulus is paired with a neutral stimulus

What is classical conditioning?

200

The strategy derived from the method used with Little Albert to counterconditioning techniques like classical conditioning.

What is systematic desensitization?

200
Skinner's belief that his adult behavior was directly impacted by the consequences of his actions and environment.

What is reinforcement?

200

According to Skinner's perspective on radical determinism, this is an important factor in behavior that naturally selects based on survival and reproduction.

What is the environment?
200

The secondary phenomena derived from real phenomena of experience.

What is epiphenomena?

300

Researchers that rely on ideas of internal traits, tendencies, defenses, and motivations.

Who are behaviorists?

300

The result of a repeated association of one stimulus with another that causes an individual to be startled or afraid. 

What is a generalized fear response?

300

Skinner believed that this did not exist but instead were just observed behaviors strung together.

What is personality?

300

Skinner’s theory of personality states that only this being can have a personality.

What is an organism?

300

The group of theorists that are unwilling to recognize internal structures and less able to benefit from advancements and developments of other psychology fields due to their beliefs.

Who are radical behaviorists?/What is radical behaviorism?

400

Physiologist who laid the foundation to modern learning approaches.

Who is Ivan Pavlov?

400

Virtual reality technology utilized in current research investigating the efficacy of treatment for phobias.

What are electronically reproduced anxiety-provoking scenarios for systematic desensitization procedures?

400

When behavior is changed by consequences using the manipulation of the environment.

What is operant conditioning?
400

Skinner's perspective on Freud's theory of the id being an instinctual energy.

What is the innate susceptibility to reinforcement?

400

This theory may ignore advancements from other fields of psychology, dehumanize unique human experiences, refuse the notion of enduring dispositions within individuals, and tend to view humans as objects.

What are the limits of behaviorism?

500

When a conditioned response becomes less frequent which results in the association weakening and then disappearing.

What is the extinction process?

500

Watson’s concept of a child as a “blank slate” served as the basis for this person's research, who then placed emphasis on the critical role of the environment in influencing behavior.



Who is B.F. Skinner?

500

Skinner believed that utilizing the skinner box would create a Utopia because people are products of their environment and NOT this concept.

What is free will?
500

Benjamin Franklin's Habit chart is part of this Skinner belief.

What is personality as a learned behavior?

500

Despite it being a disregarded practice in behaviorism, Spelman College encourages its students to engage in journaling and mindfulness to increase our self-awareness.

What is introspection?