John Locke's Tabula Rasa Approach from the Mid-18th Century Suggested

question 60

Multiple Choice

John Locke's tabula rasa approach from the mid-18th century suggested that children:

• A)be placed in apprenticeships.
• B)were inherently pure and good.
• C)required supervision to keep them busy and out of trouble.
• D)be provided religious moral education from a young age.

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Definitions:

Variable Interval Schedule

A reinforcement schedule in which rewards are given to a subject at unpredictable time intervals to promote a steady, consistent response behavior.

Pop Quizzes

Unannounced short tests given in a classroom environment to assess students' knowledge or preparation.

Punishment

The imposition of a penalty as a response to an undesired action or behavior, aimed at discouraging its recurrence.

Negative Behavior

Actions or conduct that are harmful, destructive, or undesirable, negatively affecting the individual involved or others.