Behaviourist Theories Quiz 1 (25 MCQs)

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1. Which types of behavioral learning suggested that subject learn behavior by associating it with consequences

2. According to _____, behaviour is a learned response reinforced by the consequences resulting from that behaviour.

3. Which of the following is a weakness of a Lab Experiment? (Tick all that apply)

4. Pavlov found that for associations to be made, two stimuli had to be presented close together in time. He called this _____

5. Which are not laws of learning in Thorndike Learning Theory

6. What did B. F. Skinner use to condition his subjects to behave in a certain way?

7. Which laws of learning in Thorndike Learning Theory suggested that, to learn, students to practice instead of observing

8. This consequence refers to the removal of something desirable after unwanted behaviour is displayed.

9. There are three ways in which we learn according to this approach, what are they?

10. The following are the weaknesses of using this theory in the classroom EXCEPT

11. During Skinners experiment with the rats, food acted as what?

12. Which one is Skinner and Thorndike Behaviourism Theory?

13. Operant conditioning refer to learning through what?

14. According to Behaviorism, Child first imitates the language of:

15. Behaviorist Theory was founded by _____

16. Which of the following is not a key assumption of the Behaviourist Approach?

17. Which school of thought was pioneeredd by John B. Watson?

18. Which is the following is a positive reinforcement?

19. Which research method was used by Pavlov and Skinner?

20. What is the other name of behavioral learning theory

21. Behaviorism talks majorly about:

22. Which theory related to the experiment that puts a hungry cat inside a box and to get a reward

23. Who proposed the Classical Learning Theory

24. Choose the correct principle of Classical Conditioning.

25. Which of the following is an application of operant conditioning?