Behavioral Psychology | MCQs

Explanation

The practice model based on learning theory that focuses on shaping and changing behavior through the use of rewards and reinforcement is known as the Operant conditioning approach.

This model emphasizes how behaviors can be modified by controlling the consequences of those behaviors.

Explanation

Law of Exercise:

Those things most repeated are the best-learned lots of review and summary activities help the mind understand.

The Law of Exercise works:

1. Repetition Enhances Learning: 

2. Consolidation of Knowledge: 

3. Improved Retention: 

4. Application to Studying:

Explanation

• The Law of Effect states that behavior is motivated by its consequences, such as rewards or punishments.
• We are driven to repeat behaviors that lead to rewards and avoid those that lead to punishments, shaping our behavior and learning processes.

Explanation

• Edward Thorndike's Law of Effect states that responses that produce a satisfying effect in a particular situation will become more likely to occur again in that situation.
• While responses that produce an unsatisfying effect will become less likely to occur.

Explanation

• According to Thorndike's Law of Effect, responses that produce a discomforting or unsatisfying effect in a particular situation will become less likely to occur again in that situation.
• This law suggests that behaviors that lead to unpleasant consequences will be weakened, while behaviors that lead to satisfying consequences will be strengthened.