Those Who Advocate the Information View of Conditioning Believe the End

question 194

Multiple Choice

Those who advocate the information view of conditioning believe the end product of conditioning to be

• A)"stamped-in" responses.
• B)expectations about events.
• C)automatic stimulus-response chains.
• D)response chains.

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Definitions:

Scientific Observation

Watching and recording participants’ behavior in a systematic and objective manner—in a natural setting, in a laboratory, or in searches of archival data.

Systematic

Characterized by having a methodical plan or procedure, especially in the context of scientific research or thorough investigation.

Objective Manner

A way of thinking or approaching situations impartially, without allowing personal feelings or prejudice to influence judgment.

Survey Research

Survey research involves collecting data and information from a sample of individuals through their responses to questions, assessing opinions or behaviors.