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6. The force or magnitude of a behaviour is also known as;
- Latency
- Duration
- Speed
- Intensity
- Rate
7. The social-learning theory;
- Embraced the idea of subjective experience and self-referent thought
- Is a cognitive-behavioural approach
- Gave internal events like expectations primary role in learning
- All of the above
- Focused on broad behaviour patterns
8. Which kind of rat would be running through the maze because it expects a reward?
- Hullian Rat
- Tolmanian Rat
- Skinnerian Rat
- Pavolvian Rat
9. Which school of behaviourism is Skinner most associated with?
- Cognitive behaviourism
- Social-learning theory
- Methodological Behaviourism
- Radical Behaviourism
- Neobehaviourism
10. A person blinks when a bee flies into their face, this is an example of;
- Watson's way of studying behaviour
- S-R Theory
- All of the above
- Behaviourism Theory
- An observable behaviour
11. An advantage of interval recording is;
- It does not require mathematics
- We can record every separate response rather than a general interval
- Not every response has to be recorded
- It is inexpensive
- Responses are observable
- All of the above
12. In Hull's approach, the mediating process between the environment and the behaviour was;
- Internal Events
- All of the above
- Internal Drives
- Intervening Variables
- Physiological Processes
13. A 2x3 factorial design typically involves;
- All of the above
- Two dependent variables
- Two independent variables
- Two control groups
- Three experimental groups of participants
14. Watson believed;
- Believed we learnt everything from interaction with stimuli
- We are not born with any experience whatsoever
- from the start that heredity plays no role in learning
- We are born with some basic emotional capacity and reflexes
- We only learn about the world through stimulus-response rather than any hereditary capacity
15. What does the rate of response involve?
- Frequency of a response in a period of time in response to a stimulus
- Frequency of response to a stimulus
- All of the above
- Frequency of response randomly
- Frequency of a response to emotion
16. Skinner believed that;
- We need to be taught by caregivers to label our internal experiences
- Pain is an example of an internal event that has to be correctly labelled from guidance of a caregiver
- All of the above
- The way people label their internal events based on experience is interesting
- We do not have direct access to internal events
17. Which kind of rat would be running through a maze as it has received a reward previously?
- Pavolvian Rat
- Hullian Rat
- Skinnerian Rat
- Tolmanian Rat
18. What school of behaviourism did Edward Tolman found?
- Social-Learning
- Neobehavioural
- Cognitive
- Radical
- Methodological
19. What is counter-control?
- Deliberate manipulation of our behaviour to change our emotional events
- All of the above
- Deliberate manipulation of environmental events to change our behaviour
- Deliberate manipulation of our behaviour to change our environment
- Deliberate manipulation of the environment to change our emotion
20. Which type of variable varies freely and is measured to show the effect?