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PSYC 435 EXAM 1

British Empiricists (John Locke)

- a group of philosophers who maintained that a newborn's mind is a blank slate, or tabula
rasa, upon which environmental experiences are written.


Tichener

- psychologist that created structuralism


Hull

- psychologist who claimed that intervening variables, which are physiological, can control
behavior


Tolman

- psychologist that maintained cognitive behaviorism; behavior is guided by expectations;
cognitive map


Thorndike

- 1900-cat in a box; maintained Aristotles laws of association; law of effect


Law of effect

- law that says rewards strengthen learning; behavior changes because of its consequences

Bandura

- psychologist that maintained social learning theory and reciprocal determanism


James

- psychologist who established functionalism; believed that you should not study structure of
mind, only adaptive significance

, Skinner

- Biggest figure in behaviorism; questioned whether we can control and change a persons
behavior; countercontrol


Abolishing operation

- a procedure that decreases the appetitiveness or aversiveness of a stimulus


Appetitive stimulus

- an event that an organism will seek out


Aversive stimulus

- an event that an organism will avoid


Baseline

- the normal frequency of a behavior prior to an intervention (A)


Changing-criterion design

- a type of single-subject design in which the effect of the treatment is demonstrated by how
closely the behavior matches a criterion that is systematically altered


Comparative design

- a type of group design in which different species constitute one of the independent variables


Control group design

- a type of group design in which, at its simplest, subjects are randomly assigned to either an
experimental (or treatment) group or a control group


Covert behavior

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