[Learning psych] Ch. 1

Learning is a universal process that occurs in both humans and non-human animals

• True

• False

Behaviorism emphasizes studying observable behavior rather than internal mental processes

• True

• False

Learning consists only of the product (the long-term change in behavior), not the process of acquiring knowledge

• True

• False

The study of learning in psychology focuses only on classroom-related behaviors, such as studying and memorization

• True

• False

The forgetting curve shows that memory loss happens at the same rate over time

• True

• False

The field of learning psychology explores both laboratory research and real-world applications

• True

• False

The principle of contiguity states that experiences close in time or space are more likely to be linked

• True

• False

Empiricism, as supported by the British Associationists, argues that all knowledge is innate rather than learned through experience

• True

• False

Ethical considerations in animal research include the Three Rs: Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement

• True

• False

The first quiz will be held next Tuesday

• True

• False