WorksheetsDevelopmental Theorists: Behaviorism
Total questions: 33
Worksheet time: 27mins
This picture shows the experiments of ______ ________.
B.F. Skinner
Ivan Pavlov
John Watson
Jean Piaget
The pictured "Little Albert" experiment was done by _______ _________.
Ivan Pavlov
John B. Watson
B.F.Skinner
Sigmund Freud
The Positive and Negative reinforcement experiments of _________________ are shown here.
John. B. Watson
Ivan Pavlov
Sigmund Freud
B.F. Skinner
B.F. Skinner's experiments showed it is possible to "train" a human through......
shaping
Positive & Negative Reinforcement
Positive & Negative Punishment
all of the above
_______ believe teacher’s role is “expert in the classroom” and to present facts and skills.
Behaviorist
Cognitivist
Constructivist
Humanist
True or False.....At the end of his life, John B. Watson felt his recommended parenting strategies were effective.
True
False
Kohlberg's theory was one of.....
emotional development
physical development
cognitive development
moral development
After the publication of his book, The Psychological Care of Infant & Child, physicians and psychologists agreed with, and promoted Watson's directives on parenting.
True
False
Which theorist discovered the concept of Classical Conditioning by accident?
Ivan Pavlov
John B Watson
B.F. Skinner
Sigmund Freud
Which Behaviorist Theorist said he could determine a child's future simply by controlling their environment?
Ivan Pavlov
Jean Piaget
John B Watson
Harry Harlowe
John B Watson's most famous work was ........
Classical Conditioning of dogs
Positive and Negative Reinforcement / Punishment
an electrified box with a food lever, light, & speaker
with Baby Albert and a white rat
B.F. Skinner used his ________ ______ for Operant Conditioning.
Skinner Box
Classical Conditioning
Wire & Cloth Mothers
dogs
Behaviorists believe that......
Psychology should be a science based on measurable data.
Behavior is a product of genetics & not controllable.
Psychology is a pseudoscience based on interpretation and opinion.
behavior modification is morally wrong and should not be used.
Something a subject DOES NOT need to be conditioned to respond to is a/an...
Conditioned Stimulus
Unconditioned Stimulus
In Pavlov's experiment with his dogs what was the conditioned stimulus?
the food
the drooling
Pavlov himself
the bell
The UNCONDITIONED STIMULUS in the Baby Albert experiments was..
Loud noises
a creepy psychologist
his mom
the white rat
A normal and natural , UNTRAINED response is......
a conditioned response
an unconditioned response
An originally neutral stimulus that is paired with and unconditioned stimulus to eventually produce a desired response when presented alone.
Conditioned
Stimulus
Unconditioned Stimulus
Conditioned Response
Unconditioned Response
Reinforcement means..
you wish to remove a behavior
you wish to see a behavior continue and possibly increase
Punishment means
you wish for a behavior to stop
you wish a behavior to continue or increase
Susan missed her curfew Friday night and is not allowed to drive her car for two weeks. This an example of...
Positive
Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Positive
Punishment
Negative
Punishment
James missed his curfew on Saturday night and now he has to help his grandpa bale hay during his school break. This is an example of....
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Positive
Punishment
Negative
Punishment
Students who bring back their Library books on time at least twice in a row get the number of books they are allowed to check out increased. This is an example of...
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Positive
Punishment
Negative
Punishment
No one gets to have recess until everyone in the class remembers to bring their tennis shoes daily for one week.
This is and example of....
Positive Reinforcement
Negative Reinforcement
Positive
Punishment
Negative
Punishment
A learning process in which the likelihood of a specific behavior is increased or decreased through positive/negative reinforcement/punishment.
Deep
Conditioning
Behavioral Conditioning
Classical
Conditioning
Operant
Conditioning
Schedules of Reinforcement include what 2 elements?
(choose 2)
Ratios
Rationales
Intervals
Inteventions
When discussing Schedules of Reinforcement ______ means the number of responses required to get the desired result.
Rationale
Ratio
Horatio
Interval
When discussing Schedules of Reinforcement ______ means time.
Intervention
Rational
Ratio
Interval
If someone only needs to perform the desired response once and they will be rewarded every time they do, this is called ____________ ____________.
Continuous Reinforcement
Fixed Ratio Reinforcement
Fixed Interval Reinforcement
Variable Ratio Reinforcement
If a candy machine gives a candy bar to the customer after every 5 payments, this is __________ __________.
Continuous Reinforcement
Fixed Ratio Reinforcement
Fixed Interval Reinforcement
Variable Ratio Reinforcement
Things like gambling & fishing are examples of ___________ __________ activities.
Fixed
Ratio
Fixed
Interval
Variable
Ratio
Variable
Interval
What two terms did Bill Murray confuse in this movie ?
Used Negative Reinforcement instead of
Positive Punishment
Used Positive Reinforcement
instead of
Negative Reinforcement
Used Negative Punishment
instead of
Positive Punishment
Used Positive
Punishment
instead of
Negative Reinforcement
What method are the guys using here to keep from getting distracted?
Negative Reinforcement
Negative
Punishment
Positive
Reinforcement
Positive
Punishment
