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What is meant by the term ecological validity? - ANS the extent to which behaviours observed and recorded in a study reflect the behaviours that actually occur in the real world. Jemima and Lily are identical twins. Lily complains to Jemima, "I don't understand it. If we have the same genes, how come you have clearer skin than me and are much better at netball?" Jemima laughs and replies, "Lily, we may be identical twins, but we are not identical people." Using your knowledge of ...

Outline the way in which Pavlov studied classical conditioning. [4 marks] - ANS detail of Pavlov's classical conditioning experiments into salivation reflex in dogs • knowledge of Pavlovian concepts in the context of Pavlov's experiments: unconditioned stimulus; conditioned stimulus; unconditioned response; conditioned response • detail of Pavlovian theory - learning by association; temporal association/contiguity. Some critics have said that Pavlov's studies may lack eco...

The behaviourist approach - ANS Suggests that all behaviour is learnt as a direct result to our environment and that we are born with a blank slate. Uses classical and operant conditioning. Behaviourists believe that theories need to be evidenced by empirical data acquired through careful and controlled observation and measurement of behaviour. Classical conditioning - ANS Learning by association Pavlov's experiment (1897) - ANS - Dogs presented with a bowl of f...

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