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what is
control
holding variables constant in order to
establish
cause
and effect
what is
objectivity
where
researchers
are
unbiased
and not influenced by their own thoughts/feelings/experiences
what is predictablility
being able to predict future behaviour from
research findings
what is
falsifiability
the theory that a
proposition
could only be considered
scientific
if it is possible to be proved as false which helps to develop new
theories
what is
introspection
where a person gains knowledge about his / her own mental and emotional states
what is
structuralism
breaking down
a persons observations of objects, images, events into separate parts
what is
generalisation
the tendency for a stimulus similar to the
conditioned stimulus
to elicit the same response
what is discrimination
having a response to some stimuli but not others ( especially is not similar to the CS )
what is
extinction
when the
CS
no longer elicits the
CR
( due to numerous presentations of the CS without the
UCS
)
what is
spontaneous recovery
the sudden reappearance of the
CR
after a period of apparent extinction
what is
positive reinforcement
providing something
unpleasant
which results in the behaviour being repeated e. g
praising
what is negative reinforcement
taking away something unpleasant which results in the behaviour being repeated e. g. removing a headache by taking a tablet
what is
positive punishment
providing something unpleasant which results in the behaviour not being repeated e. g. being
told off
what is
negative punishment
taking away something pleasant so that
behaviour
isn’t repeated e. g. having phone
confiscated
what is
environmental determinism
the view that behaviour is determined or caused by forces outside of an
individual
what is
attention
the person noticing the
behaviour
what is
retention
remembering the
behaviour
what is
reproduction
imitating the
behaviour
what is
motivation
person
deciding
whether they believe they should and they’re willing to
imitate
the behaviour
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