Behaviorist Quiz!

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QUESTION 1/6 - shows

Thorndike significantly influenced the feild of behavioral psychology when he found that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated, becoming know as The Law of Effect

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QUESTION 2/6 - geography

The puzzle box experiment was executed by placing cats in a box that could be opened if manipulated by a device. Thorndike observed how they learned to escape the box demonstrating the concept of operant conditioning

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QUESTION 3/6 - history

Skinner actually emphasized the role of external reinforcement instead of cognitive processes

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QUESTION 4/6 - SCIENCE

Skinner is best known for this because he developed the theory that behaviors are actually developed and shaped by their consequences through things like reinforcement and punishment

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QUESTION 4/6 - science

QUESTION 5/6 - SPORTS

After the results from Watson's "little Albert" study, Watson came to the conclusion that a child's behavior can be shaped by taking control of their simulas-response associations

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QUESTION 5/6 - sports

QUESTION 6/6 - art and literature

Watson believed that in similarity to other sciences should be objective and therefore be focused on observable behaviors

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QUESTION 6/6 - art and literature

QUESTION 3/6 - history

Because Watson believed psychology to be subjective and based off environment, he suggests that behavior is something that can be conditioned

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QUESTION 3/6 - HISTORY

QUESTION 1/6 - shows

Watson highly believed in nurture and the fact that a child's environment and experiences greatly shape their personality and behavior over what their genetics might be

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