Discover the World of Behaviorism

• In Europe, psychology was focused on the study of mental functions and the notion of the unconscious.
• In the US, psychology was based on objective observation of facts.
• Behaviorism was developed in the US and was related to experimental psychology.
• Watson published the behaviorist manifesto in 1913, rejecting introspection as a subjective method.
• Behaviorism focuses on observable human behavior, rejecting the study of consciousness.
• Behaviorism records all motor and glandular reactions of the organism.
• The theoretical foundation of behaviorism is that a stimulus leads to a response.
• The response is the result of the interaction between the organism and the environment.
• Behaviorism is a scientific and objective approach to psychology.
• Behaviorism prioritizes the study of external and visible behavior.

Test your knowledge of Behaviorism, one of the most influential and controversial schools of psychology. From its theoretical foundation to its focus on observable behavior, this quiz covers the key concepts and historical events that shaped behaviorism in the US and Europe. Whether you are a psychology student or simply interested in the history of science, this quiz will challenge your understanding of behaviorism and its impact on modern psychology. Get ready to explore the stimulus-response model, the rejection of introspection, and the scientific method that under