6. What does problem behaviour reduced mean?(strength of behaviourism)

Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour
Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes
reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.

7. What does definition mean?

assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment
Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement
reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour

reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour
reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency
assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes

Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency
Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment

reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency
Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement

Behaviour modification affective in reducing problem behaviour
Rats and humans similar responses, so findings can be applied across animals
assumes conditioned animal behaviour is same as human behaviour, ignores role of cognitive processes
Clear definition of cure and measures of improvement
Behaviourism allowed psychologists to develop on science with objective, verifiable facts about behaviour
Humans can have conscious insight into their behaviour, and can actively change it
according to operant conditioning behaviour should change to avoid punishment, but dogs put up with the punishment in one experiment
It is rigorous, controlled and replicable
reduces bahaviour to stimulus-response units. Individual treated as a machine: stimulus occurs, and because of conditioning, certain response is given.
Do not seek the underlying reasons for problem behaviour
alla behaviour as determinned by past experiences that have been conditioned-no free will-no human agency