PERSO Behaviorism Part 1

Multiple Choice

Skinner: _______ ; Bandura: ________

• Behavioral Analysis ; Social Cognitive

• Radical Behaviorism ; Operant Conditioning

• Classical Conditioning ; Operant Conditioning

• Behavioral Analysis ; Social Learning

Open Ended

What do you remember from Skinner's Behavioral Analysis

Multiple Choice

Much of our learning is acquired through ...

• exposure to environment

• enactive learning

• social learning

• our family

Multiple Choice

1. Which among the following is NOT a key component in operant conditioning?

• atencedent

• behavior

• consequence

• timing

Multiple Choice

1. A driver wears a seatbelt to stop the annoying beep of a car alarm. This is an example of _____ and their behavior wearing the seatbelt is likely to _____.

• 1. Positive Reinforcement ; Increase

• 1. Negative Reinforcement ; Decrease

• 1. Positive Punishment ; Decrease

• 1. Negative Reinforcement ; Increase

Multiple Choice

1. Your online shop received several one-star ratings over a number of faulty products sent to customers.  This is an example of _____

• 1. Positive Reinforcement

• 1. Negative Reinforcement

• 1. Positive Punishment

• 1. Negative Punishment

Open Ended

1. Given that the previous example was of Positive Punishment, what will be your next course of action?

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What is a behavior of yours that used to be functional, but has now become maladaptive?

Open Ended

What do you remember from Skinner's Behavioral Analysis

Multiple Choice

1. Bandura's Triadic Reciprocal Determinism ...

• 1. Acknowledges the significance of personal factors in behavior

• 1. Acknowledges the overwhelming influence of environmental factors over personal factors

• 1. Illustrates the the dynamic interplay between personal, environmental, and behavioral factors

• 1. Focuses exclusively on genetic determinants of behavior

Multiple Choice

1. According to Bandura's Social Cognitive Theory, what is the essence of humanness?

• 1. Ability to eliminate all environmental influences

• 1. Ability to control all external factors

• 1. Ability to organize, regulate, and enact behaviors for desirable consequences

• 1. Ability to predict all future outcomes accurately

​Human Agency

Multiple Choice

1. What is the term used to describe the process through which people prevent themselves from violating their own moral standards?

• 1. Collective efficacy

• 1. Self-efficacy

• 1. Proxy agency

• 1. Moral agency

Inappropriate Behaviors

Depression

1. Self-observation (focus on mistakes)

2. Judgmental processes (set too lofty goals)

3. Self-reactions (highly self-critical)

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