Approaches in Psychology: Behaviourist

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I think you have put the in the right amount of content for a detailed overview. The 20 minute format is precisely right for me!

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[@REDPsychology]

Thanks for the nice feedback! And yes, please do recommend my channel! I have already recorded two videos for memory, I'm just editing before uploading. I'll finish the memory topic by the end of Jan then I'll do some Attachment and/or RM.

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I’m an Australian in year 12 Psych. This video is so helpful! Thank you for helping us catch up and revise!

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Love the sound effects for eating at 15:26 haha! Thank you for these vids - making revision enjoyable! :)

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Do we need to learn the important features of classical conditioning e.g. Extinction,timing, and stimulus generalisation?

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Thank you for this video. I found it very helpful, especially as I am doing Psychology at college.

[@REDPsychology]

Oh great. Thanks for the comment.

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[@REDPsychology]

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[@ellierainford8895]

could you say parlovs dogs is a case study for classical conditioning?

[@REDPsychology]

ellie rainford No. The term ‘case study’ has a specific meaning in psychology (a detailed study of one individual or a small group). Pavlov conducted experiments with dogs. There was an IV and a DV so it would be more accurate to Pavlov’s dogs experiment. Thanks for watching 😀

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Could you please link me these images used that would be amazing

[@REDPsychology]

Sure - I have put a link to the slides in the description. Or here - goo.gl/Aabico

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thanks i had found the link just after posting the comment

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the O-O to the right of the coke will be in my nightmares

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[@k.murray1074]

How do they use case study as a research method?

[@REDPsychology]

There is an example of Little Albert which is a case study Behaviourists have used to support their theory of phobias