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Who is considered the founder of behaviorism?
Who is considered the founder of behaviorism?
- Sigmund Freud
- F. Skinner
- E. Thorndike
- John B. Watson (correct)
According to Watson, what did behaviorism focus on?
According to Watson, what did behaviorism focus on?
- Hidden mental processes
- Unlearned behaviors
- Observable and measurable behavior (correct)
- Conscious experiences
What did Watson consider as the elements or building blocks of behavior?
What did Watson consider as the elements or building blocks of behavior?
- Conscious experiences
- Inherited behaviors
- Conditioned response (correct)
- Unlearned behaviors
According to Watson, are all behaviors learned or inherited?
According to Watson, are all behaviors learned or inherited?
Who formulated a new school of thought in psychology called Psychoanalysis in opposition to behaviorism?
Who formulated a new school of thought in psychology called Psychoanalysis in opposition to behaviorism?
What did Freud call the illnesses that he believed were caused by emotional problems?
What did Freud call the illnesses that he believed were caused by emotional problems?
According to Freud, where do conflicts and emotional traumas that occurred in early childhood remain hidden?
According to Freud, where do conflicts and emotional traumas that occurred in early childhood remain hidden?
What did Freud underscore as the subject matter of psychoanalysis?
What did Freud underscore as the subject matter of psychoanalysis?
What method did Freud use for clinical case studies?
What method did Freud use for clinical case studies?
How did Freud believe that unconscious urges and thoughts make themselves known?
How did Freud believe that unconscious urges and thoughts make themselves known?
What did Sigmund Freud believe was hidden beneath the visible tip of the mind?
What did Sigmund Freud believe was hidden beneath the visible tip of the mind?
What term did Freud use to indicate the conversion of emotional problems into bodily problems?
What term did Freud use to indicate the conversion of emotional problems into bodily problems?
Which method did Freud use for clinical case studies?
Which method did Freud use for clinical case studies?
What did Freud consider as the subject matter of psychoanalysis?
What did Freud consider as the subject matter of psychoanalysis?
What did Freud believe makes unconscious urges and thoughts known?
What did Freud believe makes unconscious urges and thoughts known?
Who is considered the founder of behaviorism?
Who is considered the founder of behaviorism?
In behaviorism, what did Watson consider as the elements or building blocks of behavior?
In behaviorism, what did Watson consider as the elements or building blocks of behavior?
What was one of the important characteristics of behaviorism according to Watson?
What was one of the important characteristics of behaviorism according to Watson?
According to Watson, are all behaviors learned or inherited?
According to Watson, are all behaviors learned or inherited?
Who formulated a new school of thought in psychology called Psychoanalysis in opposition to behaviorism?
Who formulated a new school of thought in psychology called Psychoanalysis in opposition to behaviorism?