Revision Session 1

What is the purpose of identifying the main assumptions?

• To create a hypothesis

• To understand the foundational ideas

• To develop a new perspective

• To finalize the conclusions

What does evaluating strengths and weaknesses help with?

• Ignoring the flaws

• Understanding the effectiveness

• Creating new assumptions

• Applying the theory

According to the main assumptions, what can be said about behaviors?

• They are unpredictable and random.

• They are controlled by external factors.

• They are solely based on genetic predisposition.

• They cannot be predicted or controlled.

What is the main process involved in classical conditioning?

• Developing an association between two environmental stimuli

• Developing an association between an environmental stimulus and a naturally occurring stimulus

• Developing an association between two naturally occurring stimuli

• Developing an association between a stimulus and a response

What is the role of an environmental stimulus in classical conditioning?

• To reinforce the response

• To be paired with a naturally occurring stimulus

• To punish the response

• To generalize the response

Which term describes the process of a response being established and strengthened?

• Extinction

• Acquisition

• Generalization

• Discrimination

What does operant conditioning create an association between?

• Stimulus and response

• Behavior and consequence

• Thought and action

• Emotion and feeling

Which of the following is a key component of operant conditioning?

• Observation

• Reinforcement

• Imitation

• Memorization

Operant conditioning involves learning through which of the following?

• Observation and modeling

• Reinforcement and punishment

• Imitation and practice

• Memorization and recall

What is the outcome of operant conditioning?

• Association between stimulus and response

• Association between behavior and consequence

• Association between thought and action

• Association between emotion and feeling