Introduction to Behaviourism

A glossary of key terms that you need to know before you learn the different theories in behaviourism. There is also an outline of the difference between associative and non-associative learning.

A document detailing the basic process of classical conditioning. It then branches off to look at processes such as higher-order conditioning , sensory pre-conditioning and latent inhibition.

This document covers: key theories of operant conditioning types of reinforcement and punishment schedules of reinforcement DRO and DRI programmes key terms

This document details: - the two process theory of avoidance -the one process theory of avoidance -problems with these theories -how avoidance, escape and punishment apply to OCD and phobias - avoidance and DID

Details various processes in observational learning such as contagious behaviour, stimulus enhancement, vicarious conditioning, mediational processes and how observational learning can be applied to language.

describes how phobias develop through behaviourism/learning. Outlines how to treat phobias in a behaviourist way with flooding and systematic desensitisation

a document that describes the history of ethics and how ethical procedures developed in psychology. Lists experiments with questionable ethics