Limitations of behaviourist approach 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyApproachesA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Arianna PeakeCreated on: 23-01-14 09:45 Why is the behaviourist approach deterministic? All behaviour is determined by past experience that have been conditioned. 1 of 5 Why can the behaviourist approach be called 'environmental determanism'? Because behaviour is determined by the stimuli in the environment around. 2 of 5 What is an example of behaviour therapy being unpleasant? It forces the person to face there object of fear and learn a non-fear reaction to it. 3 of 5 What is a problem with behavior modification not seeking the underlying reasons for problem behaviour? Phobias may not necessarily be learnt by conditioning; they could occur because of genetics or observational learning. 4 of 5 What is an example of evidence that contradicts the principles of conditioning? Overmeier and Seligman 5 of 5
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