The name given to a group of explanations (Classical & Operant conditioning) which explain behaviour in terms of learning
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Classical Conditioning
'Conditioning' ourselves to do something, it is learning through association. E.g. Pavlo's Dog
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Operant Conditioning
Learning when rewarded or praised for doing something. The behaviour is reinforced and it becomes more likely that you'll repeat that behaviour in the future
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Strengths
It can provide an adequate explanation of how attachments form
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Weaknesses
Harlows Monkeys contradicts this because he states that comfort is more important than food, whereas Ainsworth states in the Learning Theory that food is the most important
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'Conditioning' ourselves to do something, it is learning through association. E.g. Pavlo's Dog
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Classical Conditioning
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Learning when rewarded or praised for doing something. The behaviour is reinforced and it becomes more likely that you'll repeat that behaviour in the future
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It can provide an adequate explanation of how attachments form
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Card 5
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Harlows Monkeys contradicts this because he states that comfort is more important than food, whereas Ainsworth states in the Learning Theory that food is the most important
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