The Behaviourist Apoproach

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The Behaviourist Approach

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Slide 2 - Vidéo

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Introducing something pleasant is
removing someting unpleasant is
removing something pleasant is
introducing something unplesant is
Positive reinforcement
negative reinforcement
positive punishment
Negative Punishment

Slide 10 - Question de remorquage

Classical Conditioning
Operant Conditioning
1938
reinforcment
1927
association

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complete kerboodle exerise on renforcement and punishent

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Giving someone an alpha is an example of
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Negative Reinforcement
B
Positive Punishment
C
Positive Reinforcement
D
Negative Punishment

Slide 13 - Quiz

Taking a splinter out of your finger is
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Negative Reinforcement
B
Positive Punishment
C
Positive Reinforcement
D
Negative Punishment

Slide 14 - Quiz

Having your car keys taken away from you is
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Negative Reinforcement
B
Positive Punishment
C
Positive Reinforcement
D
Negative Punishment

Slide 15 - Quiz

Having to pick up litter for your community service is
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Negative Reinforcement
B
Positive Punishment
C
Positive Reinforcement
D
Negative Punishment

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Behaviourism

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Systematic desensitisation works which therefore suggests
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that behaviourist are correct behaviour is conditioned
B
Behaviourists are correct phobias are silly
C
Behaviourists are wrong as you can unlearn phobias

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Systematic Desensitisation works
  • McGrath showed SD works with upto 75% accuracy for phobias
  • Suggests most are conditionied 
  • So counter conditioning is effective
  • Some must however be biological or unconscious

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Are all association learnt equally
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Yes
B
No

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Ancient fears are acquired much more quickly this is due to
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fate
B
biological preparedness
C
biological programming
D
biological engineering

Slide 23 - Quiz

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Not all associations are equal
  • Seligman suggests the concept of Biological preparedness
  • Phobias such as ancient fear acquired more quickly
  • Resistent to treatment
  • Must have a biological element to promote survival
  • Researchers unable to condition fears of wooden blocks

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In terms of scientific
A
Mostly Positive
B
Highly Positive
C
Mostly Negative
D
Highly Negative

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Positive as a Science
  • Lab based studies - objective, systematic, replicable

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An issue however is
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can't explain human free will
B
humans are much more complex
C
ignores the role of biology
D
all of the above

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A problem with using Animal research according to Skinner is
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We can not generalise the findings
B
Humans are much more complex
C
It is unethical
D
There isn't one Free Will is an illusion

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complete kerboodle exercise on evaluations

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In terms of determinism
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Environmental Determinism
B
Biological Determinism
C
Machine Determinism
D
Free will

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Determinism
  • Implies all behaviours are learnt through experience so are inevitable
  • Ignores free will
  • Environmental hard determinism

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In terms of reductionism
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Holistic
B
Biological Reductionism
C
Machine reductionism
D
Environmental Reductionism

Slide 33 - Quiz

Reductionism
  • reduces all behaviours to stimulus response
  • ignores the role of biology
  • environmental reductionism

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Behaviourism

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How would attachment be explained in terms of classical conditioning (3)

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How would attachment be explained from operant conditioning (3)

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Is there anything in this topic that you do not understand?

Slide 38 - Question ouverte

what are all the key words

Slide 39 - Carte mentale

Tasks
1. Go back through the content and ensure you understand all of the concepts
2. Read the sample essay and highlight the key words / ideas
3. Complete your Haiku Deck for Behaviourism
4. Watch the boost video on the next slide
5. You could submit an essay on this topic

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