Comparing Data from One Source with Data from Other Sources

question 14

Short Answer

Comparing data from one source with data from other sources to determine the consistency of the data is known as performing a ____________________.

Distinguish between intervening variables and observable measures in behaviorist research.

Recognize the historical context and key figures associated with the development of behaviorism.

Explain the behaviorists’ stance on the use of mental terms and internal states in understanding behavior.

Understand the concept of determinism as it applies to behaviorism.

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Definitions:

Neutral Stimulus

A stimulus that initially produces no specific response other than focusing attention, until it is associated with an unconditioned stimulus in classical conditioning.

Unconditioned Stimulus

A stimulus that naturally and automatically triggers a response without the need for prior learning.

Alfred M Landon

An American politician, who was the Republican candidate for President in 1936 but was defeated by Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Republican Governor

A governor who is a member of the Republican Party, one of the two major political parties in the United States, traditionally emphasizing limited government and free-market principles.