ProfEd03 Quiz

A branch of psychology that ignores behavior and focuses on emotions

A branch of psychology that studies behavior without considering the purpose or goal

A branch of psychology that combines the objective study of behavior with the purpose or goal of behavior

A branch of psychology that focuses solely on cognitive theory

Gestalt Psychologist

John Watson

Sigmund Freud

Ivan Pavlov

Always based on emotions

Always random and unpredictable

Always based on instincts

Always purposive and goal-directed

By randomly responding to stimuli

By pursuing signs to a goal

By ignoring all external factors

By following a strict set of rules

They are solely driven by instincts

They act on beliefs, attitudes, changing conditions, and strive toward goals

They only respond to stimuli

They have no control over their behavior

As solely based on instincts

As holistic, purposive, and cognitive

As solely based on emotions

As random and chaotic

Emotional Learning Theory

Behaviorism 2.0

Sign Learning Theory

Cognitive Theory

Studying cognitive theory only

Studying behavior while considering the purpose or goal

Studying behavior without any purpose

Studying emotions

Ivan Pavlov

John Watson

Gestalt Psychologist

Sigmund Freud

Learning is always random and unpredictable

Learning is always purposive and goal-directed

Learning is always based on emotions

Learning is always based on instincts