Identify the philosopher/person behind this basic assumption about human nature:

Children are like blank slates waiting to be written on.

Choose the items NOT determined by NATURE (in the nature vs. nurture argument):

Identify the philosopher/person behind this basic assumption about human nature:

Children are inherently selfish. Concept of Original Sin.

Identify the philosopher/person behind this basic assumption about human nature:

Children are born with intuitive understanding of right and wrong.

Which among Edward Thorndike's Laws is associated to the idea that "learning is strengthened with a pleasant feeling"?

Which among Edward Thorndike's Laws is associated to the idea that "when a student has no use for a knowledge, they tend to forget"?

Which among Edward Thorndike's Laws is associated to the idea that "then degree of preparedness and eagerness is a determinant to learning"?

Which among Edward Thorndike's Laws is associated to the idea that "things that are most often repeated are best"?

Identify the proponent of this behaviorist concept:

Individuals Learn by association, pairing automatic responses to new stimuli.

Identify the proponent of this behaviorist concept:

Generalization

Identify the proponent of this behaviorist concept:

Little Albert

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Reinforcement

Identify whether the statement below is POSITIVE or NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT:

Ma'am Quintana will not meet the class synchronously if everyone does the formative assessment posted on Blackboard. 

Identify whether the statement below is POSITIVE or NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT:

Allowing a child to choose what they have for dinner after they spent the day helping clean the house.

Identify whether the statement below is POSITIVE or NEGATIVE REINFORCEMENT:

To encourage greater productivity, a supervisor might reduce work hours for the final week of the month. If employees meet a production goal, they won't have to spend as much time at work.

Identify whether the example below is a REINFORCEMENT or PUNISHMENT:

Taking away a homework assignment for the students to attend synchronous class.

Identify whether the example below is a REINFORCEMENT or PUNISHMENT:

Taking away a rest day to lessen absenteeism.

Identify whether the statement below reflects Classical or Operant Conditioning:

Behavior precedes stimuli.

Identify whether the statement below reflects Classical or Operant Conditioning:

Learning is the process of associating neutral stimuli with unconditioned stimuli.

Identify whether the statement below reflects Classical or Operant Conditioning:

The organisms response is involuntary.

Identify whether the statement below reflects Classical or Operant Conditioning:

Learning is the process of changing one's behavior as a result of the consequences of such behavior.

Choose the items determined by NATURE (in the nature vs. nurture argument):