How does Skinner's theory of behaviorism differ from Pavlov's theory of classical conditioning? Both focus on associative learning Both focus on behavior and consequences Skinner on associative learning; Pavlov on behavior and consequences Skinner focuses on behavior and consequences; Pavlov on associative learning

Skinner focuses on behavior and consequences; Pavlov on associative learning

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What causes more connections between neurons?

important stretch of time in which a young brain responds to certain types of input to create neural connections. learning is constant but there are certain times during a person's life when the brain is at its highest plasticity, able to modify its own structure to make new connections and strengthen existing ones. How can adolescents become emotionally intelligent? What is failure to thrive? What is a window of opportunity? Palmar Grasp

What is a window of opportunity?

The child "serves" by reaching out for interaction—with eye contact, facial expressions, gestures, babbling, or touch. A responsive caregiver will "return the serve" by speaking back, playing peekaboo, or sharing a toy or a laugh. Symptoms of anxiety? What is meant by serve & return? What is self-evaluation? Tonic Neck Reflex

What is meant by serve & return?

Nature: People are born with innate abilities Nurture: The environment influences what we do; genes don't have much to do with it. What is deductive reasoning? Suck Reflex What is the difference between nature vs. nurture? What affects the health of their teeth?

What is the difference between nature vs. nurture?

Physical: muscle coordination and control, growth in size and in proportion Intellectual: ability of the brain or mind to take in and process information Emotional: ability to recognize and understand feelings and how to respond to them appropriately Social: learning and discovering the expectations and rules for interaction with others Moral: growth and development of a child's ability to tell right from wrong What is pruning? What is physical, intellectual, emotional, social & moral development? Signs of depression? Symptoms of anxiety?

What is physical, intellectual, emotional, social & moral development?

Which model proposes that information flows from our senses through three levels of memory storage? Multistore model of memory (Atkinson and Shiffrin) Levels of processing model Connectionist model Working memory model

Multistore model of memory (Atkinson and Shiffrin)

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