4323 Chapters 9-11

What two things are included in the laws of learning?

Who developed methods of statistical analysis and invented a machine for calculating correlations?

What is Tolman's system tha combines the objective study of behavior with the consideration of goals in behavior?

Which of the following is true as to how Pavlov viewed animals?

Where did Watson believe fears and phobias to originate from?

Who founded behaviorism?

Who founded Behaviorism?

What was NOT a real reason Watson did not use introspection?

In Watson's letter to Rosalie he said "Every ____I have is yours."

Where did Thorndike become an instructor in psychology?

What did Watson aim to study with his Little Albert experiment?

Why was Pavlov unable to attend school for several years, and was tutored by his father?

Why was Watson so upset by Rosalie's death?

Trial and error learning is defined as

Which was Watson's 1919 book that made Behaviorism popular?

Who developed a maze for rats based on a human maze in London?

____________ was Watson's school of thought.

Which of these terms is most closely related to modeling?

When Pavlov’s students gifted him money to help with his financial struggles what did he spend it on?

Why was Watson forced to resign from John's Hopkins University?

What tricks couldn't Han the Clever horse do?

Which Psychologist was recognized as the most famous and influential in the 1900s?

Who created the IQ Zoo?

Which of the following did Pavlov NOT describe animal mental experience in terms of?

Who created a mechanistic, objective learning theory that focused on overt behavior?

Who lead the field away from subjective ideas toward objectively observed overt behavior?

Who is considered the father of behaviorism?

What was the name of Pavlov's research building?

What is NOT one of the three major problems that Pavlov worked on during his career?

What book strengthened Robert Yerkes' position and influence of comparative psychology?

Who questioned the scientific usefulness of introspection?

_______ was the first psychologist to use the term "social learning theory".

What is the idea that one part of the cerebral cortex is equal to another in its contribution to learning?

Who helped shift associationism from its emphasis on subjective ideas to objective physiological events?

Who wrote the book Behavior: An Introduction to Comparative Psychology?

What were the two theories that Jacques Loeb contributed to animal psychology?

Where did Karl Lashley earn his PhD?

Why did Watson think women followed feminist ideas?

Who argued against Watson about the behaviorist school of thought?

Skinner’s Behaviorism was devoted to the study of _____________.

Where did B. F. Skinner receive his PhD?

What is habit strength?

The three stages of behaviorism are: Watson's behaviorism, neobehaviorism, and __________.