Approaches / Behavioural Approach

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Assumption of the theory

All behaviours are learned from our environment. Animals and humans learn in the same ways.

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A focus is placed on…

Observable behaviours

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Classical Conditioning

A theory that was first demonstrated by Ivan Pavlov. Learning through association.

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Unconditioned Stimulus

The stimulus that initially causes the unconditioned response.

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Unconditioned Response

The initial response to the unconditioned stimulus which the researcher wants to replicate.

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Neutral Stimulus

The stimulus that is paired with the unconditioned stimulus to eventually lead to an association between them

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Conditioned Stimulus

What was initially the neutral stimulus, which has been associated with the unconditioned stimulus.

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Conditioned Response

When the unconditioned response is exerted from the conditioned stimulus.

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Operant Conditioning

A theory that was first demonstrated by Skinner. Learning through consequences.

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Positive Reinforcement

Rewarding a behaviour by introducing a pleasant stimulus. Makes a behaviour more likely to be repeated.

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Negative Reinforcement

Rewarding a behaviour by removing an unpleasant stimulus. Makes a behaviour more likely to be repeated.

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Punishment

Recieving an unpleasant consequence for a behaviour. Makes a behaviour less likely to be repeated.