Public Services - Quiz 1

What does this term refer to 'Human and animal behaviour can be explained through the use of conditioning. Thoughts and feelings are not considered to influence behaviour and neither do inherited factors'

• Postive Reinforcement

• Operant Conditioning

• Classical Conditioning

• Behaviourist Approach

What does this term refer to 'The use of a familiar stimulus to influence behaviour towards a new stimulus by repeatedly pairing them together. E.g. Pavlov’s dog'

• Classical Conditioning

• Behaviourist Approach

• Operant Conditioning

• Positive Reinforcement

What does this term refer to 'The use of reinforcement, both positive and negative, to influence how new behaviours are learnt and how old behaviours are modified. E.g. the Skinner Box'

• Classical Conditioning

• Operant Conditioning

• Behaviourist Approach

• Positive Reinforcement

What does this term refer to 'Use positive reinforcement or reward following a particular behaviour to reinforce learning to ensure that the outcome is repeated'

• Behaviourist Approach

• Classical Conditioning

• Positive Reinforcement

• Operant Conditioning

What does this term refer to ' The removal of an unfavourable outcome'.

• Psychodynamic approach

• Social Learning Theory

• Stimulus

• Negative Reinforcement

What does this term refer to ' A thing or event that causes an individual to react'

• Stimulus

• Social learning theory

What does this term refer to ' Individuals learn from observing others, imitating and modelling. E.g. Bandura’s Bobo Doll'

• Social Learning theory

• Stimulus

• Negative Reinforcement

• Psychodynamic approach

What does this term refer to ' Behaviour is explained by unconscious thoughts and emotions. E.g. Sigmund Freud’s iceberg analogy'

• Psychodynamic approach

• Social Learning Theory

What does this term refer to 'The experiences of the senses in the here and now'

• Conscious Thinking

• Subconscious Mind

What does this term refer to 'The easily accessible part of the mind that stores experiences, memories and skills'

• Conscious Thinking

• Subconscious Mind