psychology test

Functionalism

• knowledge is innate rather than acquired

• knowledge is acquired through experience

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• break down the mind into its elements

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

Answer explanation

innate knowledge is functional

empiricism

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• knowledge is innate rather than acquired

• knowledge is acquired through experience

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

knowledge is acquiried through the expericism

nativism

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• knowledge is innate rather than acquired

• knowledge is acquired through experience

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

the native Indians had a blank slate

tabula Rasa

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• knowledge is innate rather than acquired

• break down the mind into its elements

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

break down the tabula "tablet"

structuralism

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• knowledge is innate rather than acquired

• break down the mind into its elements

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

psychology should be built on structures, (you build on structures)

skinner

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• focus on how a specific stimulus evokes a specific response

• break down the mind into its elements

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

skinny stimmy

behaviorism

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• focus on how a specific stimulus evokes a specific response

• classical conditioning

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

classic behavior

pavlov

• blank slate (empiricist view like a baby)

• focus on how a specific stimulus evokes a specific response

• classical conditioning

• psychology should be built on the purposes of the mind

• operant conditioning

Answer explanation

operator pavlov