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Which of the following best exemplifies classical conditioning?
In his paper ________________, John Watson laid out his objections to the study of mental processes.
Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It
Which of the following needs must be met first according to the Hierarchy of Needs?
B.F. Skinner determined that nearly all behavior is determined by?
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A psychobiologist is most likely to use a(n)
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The field of psychology that studies the biology of behavior and mental processes is?
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This field of psychology studies only behavior that can be observed directly.
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The field of psychology in which acquiring, storing, and using knowledge is likened to a computer is?
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The field of psychology that concerns itself with issues of human dignity, free will, and self-reflection is?
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A humanistic theory that states that humans are motivated to fulfill hierarchical needs is called?
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Study Notes
Classical Conditioning
- Example of classical conditioning: Jennifer's anxiety triggered by the sound of screeching tires after a car accident.
Behaviorism
- John Watson criticized the study of mental processes in his paper titled "Psychology as the Behaviorist Views It."
Hierarchy of Needs
- Physiological needs are the foundational requirements that must be met first, according to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
Operant Conditioning
- B.F. Skinner established that behavior is largely influenced by operant conditioning, a method of learning through rewards and punishments.
Psychobiology
- Psychobiologists commonly utilize brain scans to explore the biological basis of behavior and mental processes.
Behaviorist Psychology
- Behaviorist psychology focuses exclusively on observable behaviors, dismissing internal mental processes.
Cognitive Psychology
- Cognitive psychology draws parallels between human knowledge processing and computer functions, focusing on how information is acquired, stored, and utilized.
Humanistic Psychology
- Humanistic psychology emphasizes human dignity, free will, and self-reflection in understanding behavior.
Hierarchy of Needs Theory
- The hierarchy of needs theory posits that humans are motivated to meet a series of needs in a ranked order, starting from the most basic physiological needs to higher psychological needs.
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Description
Test your understanding of classical conditioning and behaviorism with this quiz based on Psychology A Unit 1. It covers key concepts such as fear response and foundational papers by John Watson. Ideal for reinforcing your knowledge of these psychological principles.
