Little Albert & Behaviorism Quiz

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Little Albert & Behaviorism Quiz


Froggy Jumps Little Albert & Behaviorism QuizVersion en ligne Learnings about behaviorism and emotions par Emilia 1 15. What happened in the Little Albert experiment? a Watson and Rayner conditioned fear in Albert by pairing a white rat with a loud noise, leading to fe b Albert learned to fear only the loud noise, not the rat. c Albert showed immediate fear of all stimuli from the start. 2 16. What conclusions came from Little Albert? a Fears are learned; emotional responses are conditioned in childhood; adult fears come from early exp b Emotions are not influenced by childhood experiences. c Fears are innate and unchangeable. 3 17. What were Watsons ideas about behaviorism? a Psychology should be practical; mental concepts were rejected; behaviorism applied to advertising, e b Behaviorism only applied to laboratory experiments. c Psychology should focus on introspection and mental states. 4 18. What were reactions to Watsons program? a Some criticized him for ignoring consciousness; others supported behaviorism and it grew quickly. b Behaviorism failed to gain any support. c There was universal acclaim with no criticisms. 5 19. What methods did Watson use? a Observation, testing, verbal reports, and conditioned reflex methods focusing on objective behavior. b Neuroimaging and genetic assays. c Psychoanalysis and dream interpretation. 6 20. What are explicit vs implicit responses? a Explicit is internal; implicit is visible. b Explicit: visible behaviors (e.g., blinking); implicit: internal responses (e.g., heart rate). c Both are only learned behaviors. 7 21. How did Watson explain instincts? a He believed instincts are the sole determinant of behavior. b He first accepted them, then rejected them; behavior is learned from the environment. c He denied any role for the environment in learning. 8 22. How did Watson explain emotions? a Emotions are purely cognitive thoughts. b Emotions are physical responses to stimuli; conscious feeling is denied. c Emotions are caused by genetic inheritance only. 9 23. What three unlearned emotions did Watson identify? a Happiness — sunlight; Surprise — sudden sound; Anger — water. b Sadness — isolation; Contempt — faces; Joy — singing. c Fear — loud noise; Rage — restricted movement; Love — touch. 10 24. How did Albert and Peter studies support learning of emotions? a Albert learned fear via conditioning; Mary Cover Jones unlearned fear in Peter by pairing a rabbit w b Both studies disproved learned emotions. c Both studies showed emotions are innate and unalterable. 11 25. Who first eliminated fear response? a Mary Cover Jones removed fear in Peter. b Watson removed fear in Albert. c Skinner removed fear in Peter. 12 26. What was Watsons view on thought? a Thinking is a separate mental entity beyond behavior. b There is no such thing as thought in psychology. c Thinking is subvocal speech with small muscle movements. 13 27. Why was behaviorism popular? a It promised control over behavior and societal improvement. b It denied any possibility of societal progress. c It was popular only in Europe, not in the US. 14 28. What were criticisms of Watson? a Critics said he focused too much on thought and not behavior. b There were no criticisms; it was universally praised. c Critics said he ignored thinking and brain processes matter.

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15. What happened in the Little Albert experiment?

16. What conclusions came from Little Albert?

17. What were Watsons ideas about behaviorism?

18. What were reactions to Watsons program?

19. What methods did Watson use?

20. What are explicit vs implicit responses?

21. How did Watson explain instincts?

22. How did Watson explain emotions?

23. What three unlearned emotions did Watson identify?

24. How did Albert and Peter studies support learning of emotions?

25. Who first eliminated fear response?

26. What was Watsons view on thought?

27. Why was behaviorism popular?

28. What were criticisms of Watson?

Little Albert & Behaviorism Quiz

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Little Albert & Behaviorism QuizVersion en ligne

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15. What happened in the Little Albert experiment?

16. What conclusions came from Little Albert?

17. What were Watsons ideas about behaviorism?

18. What were reactions to Watsons program?

19. What methods did Watson use?

20. What are explicit vs implicit responses?

21. How did Watson explain instincts?

22. How did Watson explain emotions?

23. What three unlearned emotions did Watson identify?

24. How did Albert and Peter studies support learning of emotions?

25. Who first eliminated fear response?

26. What was Watsons view on thought?

27. Why was behaviorism popular?

28. What were criticisms of Watson?

17. What were Watsons ideas about behaviorism?

18. What were reactions to Watsons program?

26. What was Watsons view on thought?