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1. Multiple choice From 1930 until the 1960s, the ____ was the primary research subject for the neobehaviorists and learning theorists.A. human beingB. white manC. white bunnyD. white rat |
D. white rat |
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2. Multiple choice Who introduce the use of intervening variables in psychology. A. Tolmans B. Watson C. Robinson D. Secret |
A. Tolmans |
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3.Multiple choice Is a kind of learning that remains or stays with the individual until needed A. Latent learning B. Cognitive maps C. Motivation D. None of the above |
A. Latent learning
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4. Multiple choice tolman's most famous experiment A. Latent learning B. Cognitive maps C. Dogs D. None of the above |
B. Cognitive maps |
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5. Mutliple choice It has aspects of behaviorism but it also reaches out to the cognitive perspective. A. Neobehaviorism B. Behaviorism C. Gestalt D. None of the above |
A. Neobehaviorism |
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6. Identification Focuses on the leaning that occurs within a social context. |
Social learning theory |
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7. Identification learning involves beliefs and obtaining knowledge about the environment and then revealing that knowledge through purposeful and goal-directed behavior. |
Learning is a cognitive process |
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8. Identification it has also been referred to as sign learning theory |
Purposive Behavior |
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9. Identification. He believed that learning is a cognitive process |
Tolman |
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10. Identification his form of behaviorism stressrd the relationahip between stimuli rather that stimulus response. |
Tolman's Behaviorism |
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11. Identification. 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 ____. |
intervening variables |
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12. Identification Which of the following did Tolman not consider to be a cause of behavior? |
MOTIVATION |
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13. Identification Edward C. Tolman's system combining the objective study of behavior with the consideration of goal-orientation in behavior is called ____. |
Purposive behaviorism |
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14. Identification. According to Tolman's learning theory, as a rat learns all of the sign-Gestalt relationships in a maze, the rat has acquired a ____. |
Cognitive map |
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15. TRUE or FALSE Tolman recognized that research on rats could not uncover basic processes of human behavior. |
FALSE |
