According to the behaviourist theory, how do humans learn?

• Through interaction with the environment

• Through genetic factors

• Through thoughts and feelings

• Through unconscious thoughts and emotions

What is the process of classical conditioning?

• Learning through association

• Learning through consequences

• Learning by observing others

• Learning through genetic factors

What is the difference between classical conditioning and operant conditioning?

• Classical conditioning focuses on learning through association, while operant conditioning focuses on learning through consequences

• Classical conditioning focuses on learning through consequences, while operant conditioning focuses on learning through association

• Classical conditioning focuses on learning through observation, while operant conditioning focuses on learning through genetic factors

• Classical conditioning focuses on learning through genetic factors, while operant conditioning focuses on learning through observation

According to the psychodynamic approach, what influences human behavior?

• Unconscious thoughts and emotions

• Interaction with the environment

• Genetic factors

• Thoughts and feelings

What are the three parts of the mind according to Sigmund Freud's topographic model?

• Conscious, preconscious, unconscious

• ID, ego, superego

• Physiological, safety, love/belonging

• Self-esteem, self-actualization, self-confidence

According to the humanistic approach, what is the basis for human behavior?

• Individual's free will and ability to choose

• Unconscious thoughts and emotions

• Genetic factors

• Interaction with the environment

What is the main focus of the cognitive approach?

• Internal mental processes

• Unconscious thoughts and emotions

• Genetic factors

• Interaction with the environment

According to the theory of planned behaviour, what influences an individual's behavior?

• Attitude, subjective norms, perceived behavioral control

• Unconscious thoughts and emotions

• Genetic factors

• Interaction with the environment

What is the main idea behind Dweck's spectrum of mindset?

• Fixed mindset vs growth mindset

• Unconscious thoughts and emotions

• Genetic factors

• Interaction with the environment

What is the Stanford Prison Experiment an example of?

• Situational theory

• Trait theory

• Social learning theory

• Classical conditioning