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Behaviorism
General Overview

Classical Conditioning
Process
Classical Conditioning
(Pavlov) Findings
Watson Findings
Operant Conditioning

Reinforcement

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According to
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, &MagunJackson 2015)
Magun-Jackson
2015) The most behaviorism can be
taught in different
simplistic
interpretation of times and places.
behaviorism is
that humans, like
other animals, can
be trained or
taught to behave
in specific ways
and in specific
circumstances (p.
31).

According to
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, &MagunJackson 2015) the
Magun-Jackson
consequesnce of a
2015) It is
defined as a type situation changes a
of learning where persons behavioral
outcome.
a learners
behavior is
changed by the
consequence that
follows (p. 34)
According to
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, &MagunJackson 2015)
Magun-Jackson
2015) In order for reinforcement is only
reinforcement to effective if the
individual feels it is.
be effective, it
needs to be
important to and
desirable for the

Notes

Punishment

Schedules of
Reinforcement
Social Learning Theory

individual (p. 34)

According to
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, & MagunJackson 2015)
Magun-Jackson
2015) The only punishment has to be
time punishment very consistent to work
works when it is
combined with
reinforcement (p.
35)

According to
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, & MagunJackson 2015) The
Magun-Jackson
2015) The social individual has to
interact and be
learning
involved with others to
perspective
learn this skill.
involves the
interaction
between
individuals and
others (p. 36)
According to
Bandura Findings
According to (Winsor,
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, & MagunJackson 2015) The
Magun-Jackson
2015) Reciprocal three key things for
this concept is
determinism
interaction,
concept
demonstrated the environment, and a
idea that human persons behavior.
behavior is a
result of the
interaction
between
physiological
processes, the
enviornment and
persons behavior
(p. 37)
According to (Winsor,
Learned Helplessness According to
(Winsor, Murrell, & Murrell, & MagunJackson 2015) the
Magun-Jackson

2015) A person environment and

situation changes. They
with learned
helplessness will will respond passively.
respond to the
environment
passively and will
retain the belief
that the situation
can change (p.
39)
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REFERENCE
Winsor, D.L., Murrell, V.S., & Magun-Jackson, S. (2015). Lifespan development: An
educational psychology perspective. Boston, MA: Pearson Learning Solutions.