Psychological theories of communication

Who was the father of behaviourism?

• John Watson

• Edward Thorndike

• Edward Tolman

• Burrhus Skinner

Which element was added by Edward Tolman to S-R model?

• W

• F

• V

• L

Burrhus Skinner developed a more comprehensive view of conditioning, known as

• operating conditioning

• operative conditioning

• operation condition

• operant conditioning

Theoretical approach that focuses on the mental processes involved in learning, thinking, and problem-solving is...

• cognitivism

• behaviourism

• Gestalt Psychology

• Humanistic Psychology

Who was not one of the representatives of Structural balance theories

• Fritz Heider

• T. Newcomb

• C. Osgood

• Edward Thorndike

The theory of causal attribution shows how our judgments affect further communication and interaction.

• True

• False

Psychoanalysis explains communication through the lens of conscious drives and external conflicts that influence interactions between people.

• true

• false

Gestalt psychology studied holistic structures that make up the mental field, developing new experimental methods.

• true

• false

The main idea of humanistic psychology is that a person is naturally capable of self-improvement, and the very essence of a person constantly drives them toward personal growth, creativity, and self-sufficiency.

• true

• false