Behaviourism Quiz

What is the main focus of behaviourism in teacher training?

• Internal cognitive processes

• Observable behaviours and external stimuli

• Emotional intelligence

• Creative thinking skills

How are behaviours acquired according to behaviourism?

• Through genetic inheritance

• Through conditions in the surroundings and experiences

• Through formal education only

• Through random chance

What is one method teachers use to shape and encourage desired behaviours in students?

• Randomly changing classroom rules

• Ignoring student behaviours

• Repetition and rewards for correct responses

What is one criticism of behaviourism?

• It encourages independent thinking

• It promotes creativity

• It discounts internal cognitive processes

• It discounts external influences

Who are some prominent figures associated with behaviourism?

• Pavlov, Watson, Skinner, Guthrie

• Watson, Skinner, Freud, Guthrie

• Pavlov, Freud, Guthrie, Hull

• Pavlov, Watson, Freud, Hull

What is the main objective of behaviourism in its early stages?

• To study animal behavior in laboratories

• To predict and control human behaviour

• To promote creativity

• To encourage independent thinking

What is one example of how behaviourism is used in a classroom setting?

• Encouraging creative expression

• Promoting group discussions

• Implementing a grading system

• Encouraging independent research projects