Cognitive-Behavioral Theorists View Emotions and Biological Events as Unimportant to Understanding

question 22

True/False

Cognitive-behavioral theorists view emotions and biological events as unimportant to understanding the development of abnormal functioning.

Identify and analyze examples of self-regulation in behavior.

Recognize and interpret instances of observational learning in real-life scenarios.

Analyze the role of modeling in learning and the factors influencing it.

Explain how confidence and competence in skills can be understood through Bandura's theory.

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Behaviourist

A psychologist or a scholar who subscribes to behaviorism, focusing on observable behaviors and eliminating any subjective, mental processes from study.

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Ivan Pavlov

A Russian physiologist known for his research in classical conditioning, famously demonstrated through experiments with dogs and the conditioning of their salivary responses.