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Approaches
Behaviourist approach
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What are key
assumptions
of the behaviourist approach?
only studies behaviour that can be directly
observed
- disregards
mental
processes
behaviour is
learned
from the environment
people are born as
'blank slates'
What is meant by classical conditioning?
learning through
association
What is positive reinforcement?
rewarding
a behaviour so it increases the likelihood of the desired behaviour being
repeated
What is negative reinforcement?
Negative reinforcement is the
removal
of an
unpleasant
stimulus to
increase
the likelihood of a
desired
behaviour.
What is meant by punishment?
an
unpleasant
consequence of behaviour,
decreasing
the likelihood of a behaviour being
repeated
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