Exam 11: Behaviorism: After the Founding.

Tolman specified that the independent variables (stimuli)affect processes within the organism.These processes then control the occurrence of behavior (response).These internal processes are known as ____.

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Question 81

In vicarious reinforcement,learning can occur in the absence of personal reinforcement.

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Question 82

The use of positive reinforcement to control the behavior of individuals and groups is called ____.

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Question 83

In Hull's system,drive ____.

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Question 84

For Bandura,the agent who controls the ____ controls behavior.

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Question 85

What role did mechanism and mathematics play in Hull's theory? Describe the four methods he considered useful for scientific research,identifying and explaining the method that was unique to him.

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Question 86

The "third stage" of behaviorism refers to ____.

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Question 87

Whereas a concern of Skinner was the improvement of society through his technology of behavior,Bandura's is more specific,namely the ____.

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Question 88

A schedule of reinforcement ____.

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Question 89

The method least unique to Hull's system of psychology is the hypothetico-inductive method.

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Question 90

In Tolman's system,intervening variables were ____.

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Question 91

In Rotter's system,our subjective expectations and values are not important.

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Question 92

The dominant area of study for the neobehaviorists was ____.

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Question 93

Whose system was a forerunner of contemporary cognitive psychology?

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Question 94

The concept of operationism can be directly traced to the theories of ____.

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Question 95

People who believe reinforcement depends on their own behavior have ____.

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Question 96

Tolman's concept of cognitive maps,i.e. ,that the animal learns the "whole," might be traced to his work ____.

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Question 97

Parents and employers must determine when and under what conditions children will be rewarded and employees will be paid.In both cases,they must select ____.

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Question 98

For Tolman,each experience with a task strengthens the relationship between cues in the environment and the organism's ___.

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Question 99

Hull's background in mathematics and engineering was demonstrated in ____.

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Tolman specified that the independent variables (stimuli)affect processes within the organism.These processes then control the occurrence of behavior (response).These internal processes are known as ____.

In vicarious reinforcement,learning can occur in the absence of personal reinforcement.

The use of positive reinforcement to control the behavior of individuals and groups is called ____.

In Hull's system,drive ____.

For Bandura,the agent who controls the ____ controls behavior.

What role did mechanism and mathematics play in Hull's theory? Describe the four methods he considered useful for scientific research,identifying and explaining the method that was unique to him.

The "third stage" of behaviorism refers to ____.

Whereas a concern of Skinner was the improvement of society through his technology of behavior,Bandura's is more specific,namely the ____.

A schedule of reinforcement ____.

The method least unique to Hull's system of psychology is the hypothetico-inductive method.

In Tolman's system,intervening variables were ____.

In Rotter's system,our subjective expectations and values are not important.

The dominant area of study for the neobehaviorists was ____.

Whose system was a forerunner of contemporary cognitive psychology?

The concept of operationism can be directly traced to the theories of ____.

People who believe reinforcement depends on their own behavior have ____.

Tolman's concept of cognitive maps,i.e. ,that the animal learns the "whole," might be traced to his work ____.

Parents and employers must determine when and under what conditions children will be rewarded and employees will be paid.In both cases,they must select ____.

For Tolman,each experience with a task strengthens the relationship between cues in the environment and the organism's ___.

Hull's background in mathematics and engineering was demonstrated in ____.

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Exam 11: Behaviorism: After the Founding.

Tolman specified that the independent variables (stimuli)affect processes within the organism.These processes then control the occurrence of behavior (response).These internal processes are known as ____.​

In vicarious reinforcement,learning can occur in the absence of personal reinforcement.​

The use of positive reinforcement to control the behavior of individuals and groups is called ____.​

In Hull's system,drive ____.​

For Bandura,the agent who controls the ____ controls behavior.​

What role did mechanism and mathematics play in Hull's theory? Describe the four methods he considered useful for scientific research,identifying and explaining the method that was unique to him.​

The "third stage" of behaviorism refers to ____.​

Whereas a concern of Skinner was the improvement of society through his technology of behavior,Bandura's is more specific,namely the ____.​

A schedule of reinforcement ____.​

The method least unique to Hull's system of psychology is the hypothetico-inductive method.​

In Tolman's system,intervening variables were ____.​

In Rotter's system,our subjective expectations and values are not important.​

The dominant area of study for the neobehaviorists was ____.​

Whose system was a forerunner of contemporary cognitive psychology?​

The concept of operationism can be directly traced to the theories of ____.​

People who believe reinforcement depends on their own behavior have ____.​

Tolman's concept of cognitive maps,i.e. ,that the animal learns the "whole," might be traced to his work ____.​

Parents and employers must determine when and under what conditions children will be rewarded and employees will be paid.In both cases,they must select ____.​

For Tolman,each experience with a task strengthens the relationship between cues in the environment and the organism's ___.​

Hull's background in mathematics and engineering was demonstrated in ____.​

The Study of the History of Psychology.

Philosophical Influences on Psychology

Physiological Influences on Psychology

The New Psychology.

Structuralism

Functionalism: Antecedent Influences

Functionalism: Development and Founding

Applied Psychology: the Legacy of Functionalism

Behaviorism: Antecedent Influences.

Behaviorism: the Beginnings

gestalt Psychology

Psychoanalysis: the Beginnings.

Psychoanalysis: After the Founding.

Contemporary Developments in Psychology.

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Tolman specified that the independent variables (stimuli)affect processes within the organism.These processes then control the occurrence of behavior (response).These internal processes are known as ____.

In vicarious reinforcement,learning can occur in the absence of personal reinforcement.

The use of positive reinforcement to control the behavior of individuals and groups is called ____.

In Hull's system,drive ____.

For Bandura,the agent who controls the ____ controls behavior.

What role did mechanism and mathematics play in Hull's theory? Describe the four methods he considered useful for scientific research,identifying and explaining the method that was unique to him.

The "third stage" of behaviorism refers to ____.

Whereas a concern of Skinner was the improvement of society through his technology of behavior,Bandura's is more specific,namely the ____.

A schedule of reinforcement ____.

The method least unique to Hull's system of psychology is the hypothetico-inductive method.

In Tolman's system,intervening variables were ____.

In Rotter's system,our subjective expectations and values are not important.

The dominant area of study for the neobehaviorists was ____.

Whose system was a forerunner of contemporary cognitive psychology?

The concept of operationism can be directly traced to the theories of ____.

People who believe reinforcement depends on their own behavior have ____.

Tolman's concept of cognitive maps,i.e. ,that the animal learns the "whole," might be traced to his work ____.

Parents and employers must determine when and under what conditions children will be rewarded and employees will be paid.In both cases,they must select ____.

For Tolman,each experience with a task strengthens the relationship between cues in the environment and the organism's ___.

Hull's background in mathematics and engineering was demonstrated in ____.