evaluations of approaches

• What is the term used to describe the process of acquiring knowledge?

  Knowledge acquisition
• How is knowledge acquisition described in the study material?


  It is described as accurate as the processes faced by individuals.
• What are the causes of behavior mentioned in the study material?


  Causes of behavior can be cascades and shoedes developed.
• What are conscious thoughts described as in the study material?


  Conscious thoughts are mental processes that cannot be measured.
• How might stress affect individuals differently according to the study material?


  Stress may be experienced differently by individuals.
• What is emphasized about conducting research in the study material?


  It emphasizes being objective in research.
• What is the context in which people behave according to the study material?


  People behave in known environments.
• What are the approaches to psychology mentioned in the study material?

  • Learning through the environment
• What is the term used for the processes that are faced by individuals in knowledge acquisition?


  Processes faced
• What does the study material suggest about the modification of behavior?


  Behavior can be seated and modified.
• What is the significance of the term "conscious thoughts" in the study material?


  Conscious thoughts are significant as they are mental processes.
• How does the study material describe the relationship between stress and behavior?


  It suggests that stress may influence behavior differently in individuals.
• What is the implication of being objective in research as mentioned in the study material?


  Being objective helps in conducting reliable research.
• What is the focus of the study material regarding montal processes?


  It discusses montal processes in reword action.
• What is mentioned about controlled food?


  It refers to controlled food measures.
• What does the term "credibility" refer to in the context of the study material?


  It is based on serial banatours in a certain context.
• What is the implication of the phrase "deterministic no free will" in the summary?


  It suggests that past experiences reinforce behaviors, limiting free will.
• How does the study material describe the impact of past experiences on behavior?


  It states that past experiences reinforce behaviors, ignoring the concept of free will.
• What does "lack ecological validity" imply in the context of the study material?


  It indicates that the controlled causes may not generalize to real-world situations.
• What are the key points summarized in the study material?

  • Montal processes in reword action
  • Controlled food measures
  • Credibility based on serial banatours
  • Deterministic view with no free will
  • Past experiences reinforce behaviors
  • Lack of ecological validity in controlled causes
• What is the potential consequence of research on animals mentioned in the study material?


  It could be successful or potentially deadly.
• What does the term "reinforcement" refer to in the context of the study material?


  It refers to the process by which past experiences shape and strengthen behaviors.
• How does the study material view the relationship between free will and past experiences?


  It suggests that past experiences limit the sense of free will.