Focus
observable behavior and how the environment shapes it
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| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Focus | observable behavior and how the environment shapes it |
| Classical Conditioning | Learning through association (neutral thing + important thing = automatic response) |
| Operant Conditioning | Learning through consequences -- reinforcement and punishment |
| Nature | Genetics and biology (example: eye colour, skin colour, natural tempermant) |
| Nurture | Enviornement and expierences (example: language spoken, religion, traditions , schooling) |
| Maslows hierarchy | Physiological, Safety, Love and Belonging, Esteem, Self-Actualization. If lower need arent met, its hard to meet higher needs |
| Positive Rienforcement | Add something good to encrease behavior |
| Negative Rienforcement | Remove something bad to inscrease behavior |
| Punishment | Add or remove something to decrease behavior |
| Humanism | Belives people ar enatually good and want to grow. focuses on the whole person and their needs and feelings |