Behaviorsm & Cognitive Psychology
Storyboard Text
- Slide: 1
- Behaviourism and Cognitive Pyschology
- Lets get class started!
- Stimulus -- Reponse
- Do you think this is going to be interesting?
- This storyboard introduces the psychological perspectives of Behaviorism and Cognitive Psychology to explain how people learn and behave.
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- Behaviourism:
- Watson: Scientific study of behaviourBehavior is learned from the environment and through rewards, punishments, and reinforcement.Stimulus -- Response
- Focuses on observable behaviors rather than thoughts or feelings.
- Emphasizes that behavior can be shaped and measured objectively.
- Slide: 3
- Behaviourism
- Skinner: study of operant conditioning
- Rewards work well in the classroom.
- This example shows positive reinforcement, but there are other types, like negative reinforcement, positive punishment, and negative punishment.
- Slide: 4
- Cognitive Psychology
- Neisser Theory: Cognitive Maps
- Is this going to be on the test?
- Lunch?
- Think about how this concept applies to your own experiences. How would you solve this problem?
- I have a question?
- This example shows how thinking influences learning, but there are many other ways our thoughts, memory, and problem-solving guide behavior every day.
- Slide: 5
- Real-world Applications
- Behaviourism actions can be seen throughout education
- Cognitive processes can be examined through therapy sessions
- Every day, we experience behavior being shaped by rewards and consequences, while our thoughts guide how we learn and make decisions.