Exam 14: Other Behavioral Psychologies

____________ attempted to advance a theory of behavior set forth very explicitly in terms of quasi-mathematical postulates and collieries that lent themselves very explicitly to experimental work.

Which of the following definitions of reinforcement would be most acceptable to Clark L. Hull?

Which of the following would be most friendly to the study of molar behavior with a strong emphasis on the Purposive qualities of behavior?

Evidence for cognitive interpretations of extinction has been provided by experiments on

According to Hull, reactive inhibition is akin to

_____ argued that the ability to navigate in a complex spatial environment results from the learning of a cognitive map

One part of the cortex can sometimes take over the function of another part that has been injured. Thus, some Functions that have been lost can be restored through appropriate relearning. This is known as

Hull's position on concepts such as insight, purpose, and intention was that

_________ employed the term hormic in his system of psychology to refer to the idea that goal seeking is a Central feature in mental activity and behavior.

"Reinforcement is little more than a 'confirmed expectancy' and, in any case, has little to do with learning as Such." Who might have said this?

Skinner's views on cognitive psychology are best summarized by which of the following?

Which of the following behaviorists would be most clearly within the critical inductivistic empirical tradition of Francis Bacon?