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This quiz tests your understanding of the key principles, experiments, and psychologists associated with Behaviourist Learning Theory

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Froggy Jumps All about BehaviourismVersión en línea This quiz tests your understanding of the key principles, experiments, and psychologists associated with Behaviourist Learning Theory por Ameer Syazwan Faaizulaswad 1 Who discovered Classical Conditioning, and what was the main experiment that led to this discovery? a John B. Watson – Little Albert Experiment b Edward Thorndike – Puzzle Box Experiment c Ivan Pavlov – Dog Salivation Experiment 2 In Pavlov’s experiment, what was initially considered a Neutral Stimulus (NS)? a Food b Bell c Salivation 3 What principle states that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated? a Law of Readiness b Law of Effect c Operant Conditioning 4 Which psychologist is associated with the Little Albert Experiment? a Edward Thorndike b Ivan Pavlov c John B. Watson 5 Which type of conditioning is based on associating a stimulus with an involuntary response? a Operant Conditioning b Classical Conditioning c Trial-and-Error Learning 6 B.F. Skinner’s Operant Conditioning involves : a Reinforcement and Punishment b Classical Conditioning c Emotional Responses 7 Which of the following is NOT a key principle of Classical Conditioning? a Spontaneous Recovery b Extinction c Law of Readiness 8 Thorndike’s experiment with cats in a puzzle box demonstrated which learning principle? a Law of Effect b Law of Exercise c Law of Readiness 9 According to Watson, which factor plays the most significant role in shaping human behavior? a Genetics b Environment c Intelligence 10 In Skinner’s experiments, what did rats learn to do in the Skinner Box? a Avoid electric shocks by running in circles b Just want to die like all of you c Press a lever to receive food

Froggy Jumps

All about BehaviourismVersión en línea

This quiz tests your understanding of the key principles, experiments, and psychologists associated with Behaviourist Learning Theory

por Ameer Syazwan Faaizulaswad

Who discovered Classical Conditioning, and what was the main experiment that led to this discovery?

John B. Watson – Little Albert Experiment

Edward Thorndike – Puzzle Box Experiment

Ivan Pavlov – Dog Salivation Experiment

In Pavlov’s experiment, what was initially considered a Neutral Stimulus (NS)?

Food

Bell

Salivation

What principle states that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated?

Law of Readiness

Law of Effect

Operant Conditioning

Which psychologist is associated with the Little Albert Experiment?

Edward Thorndike

Ivan Pavlov

John B. Watson

Which type of conditioning is based on associating a stimulus with an involuntary response?

Operant Conditioning

Classical Conditioning

Trial-and-Error Learning

B.F. Skinner’s Operant Conditioning involves :

Reinforcement and Punishment

Classical Conditioning

Emotional Responses

Which of the following is NOT a key principle of Classical Conditioning?

Spontaneous Recovery

Extinction

Law of Readiness

Thorndike’s experiment with cats in a puzzle box demonstrated which learning principle?

Law of Effect

Law of Exercise

Law of Readiness

According to Watson, which factor plays the most significant role in shaping human behavior?

Genetics

Environment

Intelligence

In Skinner’s experiments, what did rats learn to do in the Skinner Box?

Avoid electric shocks by running in circles

Just want to die like all of you

Press a lever to receive food

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All about BehaviourismVersión en línea

por Ameer Syazwan Faaizulaswad

Who discovered Classical Conditioning, and what was the main experiment that led to this discovery?

In Pavlov’s experiment, what was initially considered a Neutral Stimulus (NS)?

What principle states that behaviors followed by positive consequences are more likely to be repeated?

Which psychologist is associated with the Little Albert Experiment?

Which type of conditioning is based on associating a stimulus with an involuntary response?

B.F. Skinner’s Operant Conditioning involves :

Which of the following is NOT a key principle of Classical Conditioning?

Thorndike’s experiment with cats in a puzzle box demonstrated which learning principle?

According to Watson, which factor plays the most significant role in shaping human behavior?

In Skinner’s experiments, what did rats learn to do in the Skinner Box?

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