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How would a behaviourist explain the learning process?

A behaviourist would describe the learning process to be due to either classical conditioning, operant conditioning or social learning theory. Classical conditioning refers to learning by association. For...

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I don't quite understand classical conditioning, can you talk me through it?

Some stimuli provoke an innate reaction—for example, a loud noise causes most people to startle. If I suddenly made a loud noise and you weren't expecting it, you'd probably jump a little. There are some ...

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Answered by Abbie M. Psychology tutor
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The multi-store model is one theory of memory. Describe two criticisms of the way in which the multi-store model explains how we remember things

The multi-store model of memory has been criticised for placing too much emphasis on the role of rehearsal. Whilst rehearsal is important in moving information from short-term memory to long-term ...

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Answered by Emily P. Psychology tutor
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Outline what is meant by 'identification' within the Social Learning Theory. Give an example.

An individual may identify with those who they see as role models. For example, a young child may idealise the actions and imitate the actions and behaviour of somebody that they identify with and look up...

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What is the difference between internal and external validity?

Internal and external validity both relate to the evaluation of a research's study / procedure' validity.
Internal validity refers to whether there is a causal relationship between the independent va...

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