Chapter 3

This domain includes characteristics that underlie feeling.

_____ is changing of function in accordance with the environment

This theorist is a true lifespan theorist that focuses on a series of conflicts from birth to death.

Vygotsky focused on skill acquisition in his theory. For this theory he used the term:

This theorist's key aspects within their theory includes the dynamic conflict between destructive and loving instincts.

In this model, humans react to the environment; meaning that the environment initiates the behavior.

B. F. Skinner focused on the use of reinforcements to shape desired behaviors. This theory is called:

A child calling a zebra a horse with stripes is an example of?

This theory classification states that individuals are distinct and may differ from one another based on characteristics

The __________ believed that genetic predispostion and innate abiltiies explained perceptiom.

A child seeing a zebra for the first time and calling it a horse is an example of?

Pavlov was famous for his experiments with paring the sound of a bell (CS) with salivation (CR). His theory is called:

This theorist was highly focused on how the environment influences our developmental abilities.

This theorist developed the laws of developmental direction, which we still use today in many ways!

This domain is primarily focused on thinking aspects of human behavior

This theory classification states that different rules apply at different points across the lifespan

This theorist developed a fluid and dynamic hierarchy that describes human needs.

____ is the process of changing elements of the environment so they can be included in the known structure.

This theorist's contributions have been noted to allow us to begin to understand how humans come to know what they know.

________ motor theory depends on feedback to elicit a response.

This theorist focused on higher level behaviors of morality and social consciousness.

This domain focuses on motor behavior and performance.

The _________ was based on belief that the formation of associations between various sensations = perception.

This theory classification states that behavior is the sum of a number of smaller behavior links