BEHAVIORISM

Connectionism is a theory proposed by...

• John B. Watson

• Ivan Pavlov

• Burrhus Skinner

• Edward Thorndike

...learning occurs gradually as successful responses are stablished and unsuccessful ones are abandoned

• Trial-and-error

• Error-and-trial

• Trial-or-error

• Error-or-trial

This picture corresponds to the experiments of...

• Pavlov

• Thorndike

• Bandura

• Bieber

The laws of exercise are... (select two)

• Law of effect

• Law of use

• Law of disuse

• Law of response

A response to a stimulus strengthens their connection

• Law of use

• Law of disuse

• Law of effect

• Law of readiness

A response is not made to a stimulus, so their connection's strength is weaken (forgotten)

• Law of use

• Law of disuse

• Law of effect

• Law of readiness

...emphasizes the consequences of behavior.

• Law of use

• Law of disuse

• Law of effect

• Law of readiness

... states that when one is ready to act, doing so is rewarding and not doing so is punishing

• Law of use

• Law of disuse

• Law of effect

• Law of readiness

When a student is ready to learn, the professor's explanation is a ____ and the professor not explaining is a ____

• reward/punishment

• punishment/reward

• law of use/law of disuse

• law of disuse/law of use

Classical conditioning was proposed by Ivan Pavlov

• TRUE

• FALSE