Learning Theories

Another assumption is that all behaviour is a .................. - response process

What was the Unconditioned Response, which then became the Conditioned Response?

Which animals did Skinner study to investigate operant conditioning?

Social Learning Theory suggests that we learn through...

Positive punishment is when something undesired is given as a punishment for unwanted behaviour

Learning through observing others being rewarded/punished is called....

The term ...................... means to encourage the repetition of a desired behaviour

The process of storing the memory of a role model's behaviour is called...

Rewarding the number of behaviours eg. every 3 times a pigeon pecks

Watson and Rayner's research on Little Albert supports which theory...

The white rat was the ....................... in the conditioning pairing

What was the Neutral Stimulus in Pavlov's experiment?

An assumption of the behaviourist/learning theories is that all behaviour is shaped by...

Rewarding at a fixed time eg. every 5 minutes

Someone who an individual might look up to and identify with is called a...

Negative ................... is when something undesired is taken away in response behaviour

Negative punishment is the removal of something nice as punishment