...learning occurs gradually as successful responses are stablished and unsuccessful ones are abandoned

This picture corresponds to the experiments of...

The laws of exercise are... (select two)

A response to a stimulus strengthens their connection

A response is not made to a stimulus, so their connection's strength is weaken (forgotten)

...emphasizes the consequences of behavior.

... states that when one is ready to act, doing so is rewarding and not doing so is punishing

When a student is ready to learn, the professor's explanation is a ____ and the professor not explaining is a ____

Classical conditioning was proposed by Ivan Pavlov

Which picture corresponds to the classical conditioning experiment?

When an unconditioned stimulus is presented with a conditioned stimulus it generates a ...

When an unconditioned stimulus is presented without a conditioned stimulus it generates a ...

There are some species of animals that have different reactions to the same stimulus. These are...

...occurs when a stimulus similar to the conditioned stimulus is presented and it generates the same conditioned response.

...occurs when a stimulus similar to the conditioned stimulus is presented, but it does NOT generate the same conditioned response.

...occurs when the conditioned stimulus is presented without the unconditioned stimulus, the conditioned response disappears

...occurs when after extinction, the conditioned stimulus is presented again and the conditioned response returns.

Behaviorism is based on not observable behavior

Operant conditioning was proposed by...

____ involves presenting a stimulus (or adding something) following a response, to increase the future likelihood of that behaviour

____ involves removing a stimulus (or taking something away) following a response, to increase the future likelihood of that behaviour

____ involves presenting a stimulus (or adding something) following a response, to decrease the future likelihood of that behaviour

____ involves removing a stimulus (or taking something away) following a response, to decrease the future likelihood of that behaviour

A reinforcer is any stimulus or event following a response that leads to response strengthening

A reinforcer is any stimulus or event following a response that leads to response strengthening

Giving a candy to a kid when they answer a question correctly is an example of...

Giving the students homework when do not behave nicely is an example of...

Taking away an exam if the students participate in the class is an example of...

Taking away the students' phones if they do not pay attention is an example of...

Behaviorism is an epistemology.

In behaviorism, free will does not exist.

Most of the experiments in behaviorism were done with...

In behaviorism, the repetition of actions is very important.

Behaviorism is positivist because it only considers the observable behavior

Modeling is an important feature of the classical conditioning.

Some repetition methods of behaviorism are... (select 3 options)

Self-regulation is addressed in operant conditioning

Behaviorism denies the existance of mental phenomena