Theories/Theorist

What type of learning did pavlov contribute to?

• Operant conditioning

• Zone of Proximal development

• Classical Conditioning

• Positive reinforcement

How did pavlov show unconditional response

• Presented a cat with cat nip

• Presented a dog with a bell

• Presented a dog with a bowl of food and he began to salivate

• Presented a fish with fish food to see if they ate it

What theory was B.F Skinner most known for?

• Classical conditioning

• Positive reinforcement

• trust vs Mistrust

• Operant conditioning

Increasing behaviors by presenting positive stimuli such as food a positive reinforcer is anything that when presented after a response strengthens a response is?

• Positive reinforcement

• Negative reinforcement

• Neutral reinforcement

• IDK

how many stages are in the theory of Cognitive Development?

• 5

• 9

• 6

• 4

Erikson's infancy to birth stage is called what?

• trust vs mistrust

• Pre-conventional

• Post-conventional

• Pizza

What is the theory of Vygotsky's?

• Bobo doll

• operant conditioning

• zone of proximal development

• self-actualization

The zone of proximal development is:

• A line

• A

• Typo

• the level between children's actual development and their potential development

watching others or developing observations about their own experience

• Essay

• reflective observation

• A book

• An account

David Kolb's theory of learning styles (all that apply)

• concrete experience

• reflective observation

• abstract conceptualization

• active experimentation