Behavioural Learning Theory Key Points
Covering Pavlov and Skinner - Classical and Operant conditioning
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- Behavioural Theory
- Classical Conditioning
- Pavlov's Dogs 1927
- If mother feeds child, negative emotions are reduced and the child then associates mother with food
- Pavlov's Dogs 1927
- Child feels secure as mother is fore filling both physical and psychological needs
- Operant Conditioning
- Skinner's Rats 1938
- Action and Consequence - If a child cry's and is fed, then throw positive reinforcement it now knows that if it cry's it will get food
- Skinner's Rats 1938
- Classical Conditioning
- If mother feeds child, negative emotions are reduced and the child then associates mother with food
- Child feels secure as mother is fore filling both physical and psychological needs
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