behavorism

which theory explains that we behave differenlty in different situations?

• the psycology of personal constructs

• Clinical diagnosis and psychotherapy

• Cognitive behavior therapy

Activities for Learning to Teach Behaviorism?

• direct experiments into the class-room

• nothing

• a lot of homework

How does cognitive psychologists view behavior analysis?

• they can't

• There are several papers that address how behavior analysis sees cognitive psychology.

• They often refer to the misuse of hypothetical constructs and unnecessary group designs

What are the emerging consumer behaviour study in reccent years ?

• Consumer behavior has evolved its presence and importance with the flow of behavioral economics and behaviorism

• there is not an emerging consumer behaviour study

Has behaviorism failed psychology?

• yes

• no

Your school has a goal of students being more prepared for class. For the first time all year, all of your students come to class prepared. How would you use positive reinforcement to try to increase the chance of this behavior happening again?

• Give the entire class a free ice cream pass to use in the cafeteria.

• Take away a homework assignment for that night.

• Drop each student's lowest quiz grade for that marking period.

• Do nothing. Students should be prepared anyway.

A second grade student loses 1 minute of recess every time she breaks a classroom rule. Eventually, the student stops breaking the classroom rules.

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

• Positive punishment

• Negative punishment

This scientist conducted a controversial experiment involving a baby and a rat.

• Watson

• Pavlov

• Skinner

Pairing a previously neutral stimulus with another stimulus to evoke a particular response refers to...

• Operant conditioning

• Classical conditioning

You are potty training your 3 year old daughter. She lets you know every time she needs to use the bathroom, however she is having accidents instead of actually using the toilet. Her pediatrician suggests that you should have her clean her underwear every time she has an accident. You start enforcing this rule, and she has fewer accidents. This is an example of…

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

• Positive punishment

• Negative punishmen