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behaviourist
approach
A01
all behaviour is learned through
conditioning
/ modelling
rejects introspection
classical conditioning
pavlov
classical conditioning
UCS
=
UCR
NS
+ UCS = UCR
NS = CS
CS = CR
extinction
response can be
unlearned
stimulus generalisation
stimuli similar to
CS
will lead to some response as well
(e.g
Little Albert
)
Little Albert (Watson and Rayner 1920)
clang
= cry
white furry rat + clang = cry
anything
white and furry
= cry
operant conditioning
Skinner
3 types of
operant conditioning
positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
punishment
Skinners Box
rat
in cage experiment
classical conditioning
strengths
controlled
=
reliable
no ev
=
validity
applicable
classical conditioning
weaknesses
oversimplified
ignored
external influences
(free will)
operant conditioning
strengths
real world applications
successful in
institutions
to teach behaviour
operant conditioning
weaknesses
unethical
(
harmful
to animals)
harsh conditions