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what are the A03 points for skinners lab experiment ?
conducted lab experiments
artificial setting [ control of extraneous variables, manipulating IV]
high internal validity
high reliability as highly standardized
what are the strengths ?
use of lab experiments allows researchers to apply scientific method to research
can be applied to help psychological treatments
help treat phobias through classical conditioning
by reinforcing NS with something more positive to cause different CS
what are the limitations ?
behaviorists determine behavior based off pure stimulus and response
reductionist approach
explains behavior in terms of the simpler parts
3. overly reductionist
4. some behaviors are based off genetics therefore ignoring the biological differences
5. only focuses on the nurture side of the debate
6. lacks generalizability with the animal studies

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5.2.1 The Behaviourist Approach

5. Approaches in Psychology

5.5 The Psychodynamic Approach

5.6 The Humanistic Approach

5.4 The Biological Approach

5.3 The Cognitive Approach

5.2 Learning Approaches

5.7 Comparison of Approaches

5.5.3 Psychosexual Stages

5.5.4 Defence Mechanisms

1.1 The Sociological Approach

4.3.1 Marketing Approaches

5.2.2 Social Learning Theory

8.5 Idiographic and Nomothetic Approaches

16.2.1 The Top-Down Approach

4.5 The Cognitive Approach to Treating Depression

5.5.2 Structure of Personality

4.4 The Cognitive Approach to Explaining Depression

3.3 Comparative Approaches

1.4.1 Approaches to Staffing

4.2 The Behavioural Approach to Explaining Phobias